United manager Simon Grayson had his players back on the training ground on Sunday morning in readiness for the trip to Yeovil.

The squad head for the south west on Sunday evening looking to end a run that has produced four straight league defeats.

United went down 3-0 at home to Swindon Town on Saturday and the defeat sent Grayson's men slipping to fourth place in League One.

"Defeats are never easy to take and the word disappointment would be a complete understatement," said the boss.

"For 40 minutes I felt we did the right things, we created chances, and played some decent football.

"But once we conceded we never looked like coming back into the game and that was hard to take.

"We will look at things for Monday and it may be that we make some changes."

Despite the heavy home defeat, the manager was remaining defiant in his stance that he expects his side to remain in the hunt for automatic promotion.

"We're not out of it," he said. "We've seven games left and we're capable of winning all seven.

"The players have to take some responsibility and we have to get back to doing the things that we did earlier in the season."

Grayson will have a similar squad to select from for the trip to Huish Park.