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| 1 | RANGEL beat three Lincoln City players and slammed an effort over the bar. |
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| 10 | A cross from BRYSON left RITCHIE in plenty of space but he snapped at his shot. |
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| 12 | The referee books BROADFOOT. |
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| 17 | RANDOLPH dived to his right to block a lovely shot from Lincoln City's BROADFOOT. |
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| 19 | A useful ball from SIVOK on the right fell to RITCHIE who scuffed his effort over the bar. |
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| 21 | A accurate pass bobbled toward RITCHIE and his deadly effort raced narrowly over. |
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| 24 | A shot from SESSEGNON held no problem for RANDOLPH. |
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| 29 | The 'keeper did well to hold onto an amazing strike from SNODGRASS. |
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| 34 | SIVOK nodded the ball wide of the goal from the edge of the box. |
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| 36 | RITCHIE shot wide. |
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| 45 | RITCHIE raced past SNODGRASS but shot the ball into the arms of RANDOLPH. |
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| 50 | A mix up in the Doncaster Rovers defence enabled RITCHIE to hit an effort just wide. |
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| 54 | PACK's header was well saved by RANDOLPH. |
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| 55 | A great strike from SIVOK was dealt with by a fine parry from the 'keeper. |
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| 55 | SNODGRASS made space on the left and pulled the ball to DANIELS who rasped the ball over. |
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| 57 | MARKOV cautions AYLING for a high foul. |
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| 62 | MAGUIRE-DREW charged through the Doncaster Rovers defence but shot straight at the Doncaster Rovers 'keeper. |
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| 73 | A twenty-five yard shot from RITCHIE caused the 'keeper little difficulty. |
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| 74 | RITCHIE rasped the ball through a crowd of players but the Doncaster Rovers 'keeper was a match for it as he dived to his left. |
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| 76 | A free-kick from CLARKE-HARRIS went wide. |
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| 79 | A lovely cross from PACK, was drove goalbound by RITCHIE only for RANDOLPH to palm clear. |
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| 85 | A fine dribble was ended by a good save by the oncoming 'keeper. |
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| 87 | GOAL!! Some steady work by DANIELS on the left, left SNODGRASS yards clear, and he nutmegged DIEGO and fired the ball into the roof of the net. (1-0 Doncaster Rovers) |
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| 90 | The bemused RANDOLPH was all agog as a backpass from AYLING fell just over. |
Robert SNODGRASS
