Paul Sturrock experienced a baptism of fire at Yeovil, as they were relegated for the second consecutive time in his first game in charge - two days after he got the job. The 58-year-old spent four days as an advisor to Conference side Torquay before jumping ship to join League One basement side Yeovil on Thursday. Sturrock has been promoted five times as a manager but Yeovil’s 1-1 draw with fellow strugglers Notts County condemned them to relegation at Huish Park. Yeovil Town manager Paul Sturrock suffered relegation with the club in only his second day in charge . County defender Haydn Hollis headed into his own net to give the hosts the lead but the visitors, in new boss Ricardo Moniz’s first match, equalised through Garry Thompson. The Glovers were tipped for promotion this season but instead, despite stopping a run of six consecutive losses, become the first League One side to be relegated. Garry Thompson's equaliser condemned the Glovers to back-to-back relegations .
Yeovil Town drew 1-1 with Notts County at Huish Park on Saturday .
Result condemned Yeovil to relegation from League One .
Paul Sturrock was appointed as Yeovil's latest manager on Thursday .