Tyreece John-Jules tussles with Fleetwood's Jordan Rossiter. Picture: Howard Roe/AHPIXTyreece John-Jules tussles with Fleetwood's Jordan Rossiter. Picture: Howard Roe/AHPIX
Tyreece John-Jules tussles with Fleetwood's Jordan Rossiter. Picture: Howard Roe/AHPIX

Doncaster Rovers player ratings from defeat to Fleetwood Town

Doncaster Rovers slumped to a ninth defeat in 12 matches as they were comfortably beaten 1-0 by Fleetwood Town.
By Liam Hoden
Published 24th Apr 2021, 17:20 BST
Updated 24th Apr 2021, 17:38 BST

Here is how we rated Rovers’ individual performances at the Keepmoat. Let us know what you think on Twitter @FreePressRovers.

Just not dynamic enough going forward by the standards he set earlier in the season.

5. Reece James 5

Just not dynamic enough going forward by the standards he set earlier in the season. Photo: AHPIX Ltd

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Offered composure on the ball in the middle of the park that Rovers needed but spent far too much time far too deep.

6. Matt Smith 6

Offered composure on the ball in the middle of the park that Rovers needed but spent far too much time far too deep. Photo: AHPIX Ltd

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Rewarded with a start after his excellent substitute appearance in midweek. He found himself playing far too deep along with Smith which hampered Rovers’ progress. Passed okay but not progressive enough.

7. Scott Robertson 5

Rewarded with a start after his excellent substitute appearance in midweek. He found himself playing far too deep along with Smith which hampered Rovers’ progress. Passed okay but not progressive enough. Photo: AHPIX Ltd

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Got into the right spaces out wide to receive the ball but lacked the quality of passing to make it count.

8. Fejiri Okenabirhie 5

Got into the right spaces out wide to receive the ball but lacked the quality of passing to make it count. Photo: AHPIX Ltd

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