He said: "If we win then we can breath easily. We have had a good first season in this league – in fact all four teams that went up have done well.
"We knew we had to stop Yeovil playing and we did a good job on them. I don't think they had a shot in the first half."
Glovers boss Steve Thompson was upbeat, despite being stuck on 49 points and with four tough games to come in their bid to avoid a quick return to League Two.
He said: "Although we didn't create much in the first-half, I was proud of the way my players kept battling and we were out of luck when Adam Lockwood had a header which the keeper turned onto a post.
"We lost our goalkeeper Chris Weale ,who was injured in the incident that brought Scunthorpe's goal. It was a knee injury and will keep him out for the season."