Tom Anderson puts the pressure on Shrewsbury's Shaun Whalley. Picture: Andrew Roe/AHPIXTom Anderson puts the pressure on Shrewsbury's Shaun Whalley. Picture: Andrew Roe/AHPIX
Tom Anderson puts the pressure on Shrewsbury's Shaun Whalley. Picture: Andrew Roe/AHPIX

Doncaster Rovers player ratings from defeat to Shrewsbury Town

Doncaster Rovers suffered their first defeat in five matches as they suffered a 1-0 defeat to Shrewsbury Town.
By Liam Hoden
Published 22nd Dec 2020, 21:37 BST
Updated 22nd Dec 2020, 22:46 BST

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

Back at left back for the first time in 11 matches. He got forward well throughout the game and defended with composure too.

5. Reece James 7

Back at left back for the first time in 11 matches. He got forward well throughout the game and defended with composure too. Photo: Howard Roe/AHPIX LTD

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Operated mainly from a deeper-lying position in the first half but brought others into play. He pushed forward into more space after the break. His defensive effort was fantastic with vital tackles and superb interceptions.

6. Ben Whiteman 8

Operated mainly from a deeper-lying position in the first half but brought others into play. He pushed forward into more space after the break. His defensive effort was fantastic with vital tackles and superb interceptions. Photo: Andrew Roe/AHPIX LTD

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A typically livewire performance from the Manchester City loanee who zipped around in the first half to link-up play really well. Had a tougher time imposing himself on the game in the second period.

7. Matt Smith 7

A typically livewire performance from the Manchester City loanee who zipped around in the first half to link-up play really well. Had a tougher time imposing himself on the game in the second period. Photo: Howard Roe/AHPIX LTD

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He was boxed in out wide in the first half and struggled to get on the ball, perhaps demonstrating how the opposition had identified his threats. Worked hard defensively in the second half before being withdrawn.

8. Jon Taylor 6

He was boxed in out wide in the first half and struggled to get on the ball, perhaps demonstrating how the opposition had identified his threats. Worked hard defensively in the second half before being withdrawn. Photo: Howard Roe/AHPIX LTD

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