Taylor Richards is felled in the box against Accrington. Picture: Howard Roe/AHPIXTaylor Richards is felled in the box against Accrington. Picture: Howard Roe/AHPIX
Taylor Richards is felled in the box against Accrington. Picture: Howard Roe/AHPIX

Doncaster Rovers player ratings from disappointing defeat to Accrington Stanley

Doncaster Rovers slipped to a third successive defeat for the first time this season as they were beaten by Accrington Stanley at the Keepmoat.
By Liam Hoden
Published 17th Feb 2021, 20:53 BST
Updated 17th Feb 2021, 22:28 BST

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

A return to left back for only the second time in 16 matches, he lacked his usual attacking drive for much of the game and struggled to link up with his winger. Moved further forward in the later stages and went close to scoring.

5. Reece James 6

A return to left back for only the second time in 16 matches, he lacked his usual attacking drive for much of the game and struggled to link up with his winger. Moved further forward in the later stages and went close to scoring. Photo: AHPIX Ltd

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Showed his quality on the ball at times to keep play moving in the middle of the park but struggled for the incisive passes out of midfield to get Rovers on the front foot.

6. John Bostock 6

Showed his quality on the ball at times to keep play moving in the middle of the park but struggled for the incisive passes out of midfield to get Rovers on the front foot. Photo: AHPIX Ltd

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A lively presence in the middle of the park, nipping the ball away from the opposition, battling shoulder to shoulder and playing smart, sharp passes to ease pressure and move Rovers forward.

7. Scott Robertson 7

A lively presence in the middle of the park, nipping the ball away from the opposition, battling shoulder to shoulder and playing smart, sharp passes to ease pressure and move Rovers forward. Photo: AHPIX Ltd

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Started really brightly but faded as first half wore on. Some threatening attacking runs but struggled to produce much of note at the end of them.

8. Jon Taylor 5

Started really brightly but faded as first half wore on. Some threatening attacking runs but struggled to produce much of note at the end of them. Photo: AHPIX Ltd

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