Rodrigo Vilca fires on goal against Wycombe. Picture: Howard Roe/AHPIXRodrigo Vilca fires on goal against Wycombe. Picture: Howard Roe/AHPIX
Rodrigo Vilca fires on goal against Wycombe. Picture: Howard Roe/AHPIX

Doncaster Rovers player ratings from defeat to Wycombe Wanderers

Two early goals left Doncaster Rovers with a mountain to climb against promotion hot tips Wycombe Wanderers as a lack of ruthlessness told for Richie Wellens’ side.
By Liam Hoden
Published 16th Oct 2021, 17:59 BST
Updated 16th Oct 2021, 18:08 BST

Here is how we rated Rovers’ individual performances in the 2-0 defeat at the Keepmoat. Let us know your thoughts on Twitter @FreePressRovers.

Left exposed by the marking from the crosses for the two goals. Otherwise he did not have a great deal to contend with throughout the game.

1. Pontus Dahlberg 6

Left exposed by the marking from the crosses for the two goals. Otherwise he did not have a great deal to contend with throughout the game. Photo: Getty Images

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Was brushed aside for the first goal but defended well against the threat of Obita. Pushed forward well too.

2. Kyle Knoyle 6

Was brushed aside for the first goal but defended well against the threat of Obita. Pushed forward well too. Photo: AHPIX Ltd

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Comfortably out-muscled by Akinfenwa for the second goal. Struggled with the physicality of the Wycombe forward for much of the first half.

3. Ro-Shaun Williams 5

Comfortably out-muscled by Akinfenwa for the second goal. Struggled with the physicality of the Wycombe forward for much of the first half. Photo: AHPIX Ltd

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Largely defended well and kept Akinfenwa quiet when he took over marking duties.

4. Tom Anderson 6

Largely defended well and kept Akinfenwa quiet when he took over marking duties. Photo: AHPIX Ltd

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