Chorley v Doncaster Rovers: Player ratings from 2-2 draw in FA Cup tie
Here is how we rated Rovers' individual performances at Victory Park.
IAN LAWLOR 6
A steady performance on only his third start of the season, one lit up with a superb acrobatic stop from Adam Blakeman's late free kick.
NIALL MASON 5
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Hide AdA sloppy afternoon from the typically reliable full back. He was presented with plenty of space in front of him was struggled to be effective in attacking areas.
TOM ANDERSON 5
Dealt with the physical side of the game well but looked very vulnerable under pressure.
ANDY BUTLER 6
Not as typically commanding but a decent enough performance from the veteran.
DANNY ANDREW 5
A poor afternoon for Andrew whose delivery and passing was well below his usual standard. He offered Rovers' most promising route forward but couldn't make it could.
MATTY BLAIR 5
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Hide AdStruggled to get on the ball and make the runs that are expected of him. Replaced with Alfie May at half time.
BEN WHITEMAN 7
Excellent in the middle of the park, consistently finding time and space to play passes forward. A very good performance.
HERBIE KANE 7
His passing accuracy may not have been as strong as normal but he dug Rovers out of a potentially very deep hole.
JAMES COPPINGER 5
Got into positions on the flanks and helped push Rovers forward after dropping in midfield for the second half but his quality was not as high as usual.
JOHN MARQUIS 5
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Hide AdNo where near as commanding as you would have expected, missed a couple of decent chances and struggled to work his own opportunities.
MALLIK WILKS 5
Had a hard time up against big Meppen-Walter but really should have put Rovers 2-1 up when clear through. Was shut out of the game well by Chorley.
SUBS USED
ALFIE MAY 5
Lively but no particularly dangerous performance coming off the bench. Missed a good chance but struggled to get into threatening positions.
SUBS NOT USED
Marko Marosi, Danny Amos, Shane Blaney, Ali Crawford, Issam Ben Khemis, Will Longbottom.