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| 2 | MARTIN booked. |
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| 4 | GOAL!! A quick-witted JOHNSON pounced on a loose ball on the left and made no mistake. (1-0 Walsall) |
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| 5 | A clinical foul on JACKSON by BERGWIJN results in a booking. |
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| 11 | ANDERSON touched the ball through a ruck of players but the 'keeper was a match for it as he dived to his right. |
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| 19 | MORRISON waltzed past JOHNSON and flicked a weak shot over the bar. |
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| 19 | A shot from DZEMAILI seemed a certain goal but the Walsall 'keeper managed to force the ball clear. |
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| 25 | DZEMAILI beat a number of Walsall players and thundered a great chance wide. |
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| 29 | An exceptional effort from ROMANSKI scraped the upright. |
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| 30 | A pin-point pass was collected by COOK and his right foot shot went narrowly over. |
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| 31 | ROMANSKI was put clear by HADOUIR and he turned the Walsall 'keeper but rammed his shot over the bar. |
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| 33 | A corner fell to MARTIN who turned the ball wide. |
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| 34 | ANDERSON's header was well saved by the 'keeper. |
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| 35 | DOBSON fluffed a simple chance. |
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| 36 | GOAL!! A block from JANSSON enabled JOHNSON to glance the ball into the empty net. (2-0 Walsall) |
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| 37 | A weak shot from ANDERSON rolled agonisingly wide. |
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| 43 | GOAL!! BERGWIJN waltzed forward, looked up and drove a shot into the Walsall net. (2-1 Walsall) |
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| 44 | The referee yellow cards ANDERSON for a clumsy foul. |
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| 44 | A cross from JOHNSON left MORRIS in plenty of space but he scuffed his shot. |
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| 48 | A free-kick from FLETCHER floated wide. |
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| 52 | A fine dribble was ended by a good save by the oncoming 'keeper. |
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| 58 | A shot from BERGWIJN was smothered by the 'keeper. |
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| 63 | JOHNSON ran onto a great ball from MORRIS but fumbled his shot wide. |
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| 70 | FLETCHER played the ball to JOHNSON who forced it over the bar. |
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| 71 | A mix up in the Walsall defence enabled ALUKO to blast the ball over the bar. |
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| 73 | JACKSON beat TAYLOR and placed the ball to FLETCHER who dragged his effort wide. |
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| 81 | BERGWIJN blasted a deadly shot just beyond the near post from close range. |
Russell MARTIN
