Doncaster Rovers player ratings from Papa John's Trophy win over Scunthorpe United
By Liam Hoden
Published 9th Nov 2021, 21:43 BST
Updated 9th Nov 2021, 22:52 BST
A Joe Dodoo brace and a Rodrigo Vilca strike helped Doncaster Rovers earn their place in the knockout stages of the Papa John’s Trophy with a 3-2 win at Scunthorpe United.
Here is how we rated Rovers’ individual performances at Glanford Park. Let us know your thoughts on Twitter @FreePressRovers.
First appearance since the previous group game. He did not have a great deal to do for the majority of the game but pulled off a couple of strong saves. He was caught off his line for the two goals and his distribution still needs improvement. Photo: Getty Images
Second senior start for Rovers and he was very strong. He read the game really well at times to snuff out danger before it came and was decent in the air. Photo: AHPIX Ltd
Was caught a little flat-footed on a couple of occasions but was otherwise rock solid, dealing with the little he had on his plate with typical no fuss. Photo: AHPIX Ltd
Barring a couple of unnecessary fouls in the later stages, it was a confident performance from the left back. He looked strong defensively and pushed forward well. Photo: AHPIX Ltd
First appearance since the previous group game. He did not have a great deal to do for the majority of the game but pulled off a couple of strong saves. He was caught off his line for the two goals and his distribution still needs improvement. Photo: Getty Images
Second senior start for Rovers and he was very strong. He read the game really well at times to snuff out danger before it came and was decent in the air. Photo: AHPIX Ltd
Was caught a little flat-footed on a couple of occasions but was otherwise rock solid, dealing with the little he had on his plate with typical no fuss. Photo: AHPIX Ltd
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