Nuneaton Borough vs Doncaster Rovers: LIVE updates as new signing Josh Andrews makes his debut

A good workout and two good goals to go with it. George Miller and Josh Andrews on the scoresheet either side of half time for Doncaster, who make it two wins from two in pre-season.

Tougher tests still to come, starting with a trip to Spennymoor on Wednesday before Rovers host Huddersfield Town a week today.

Reaction to come this evening and over the weekend.

Jack Degruchy’s far post header is saved on the goal line after he connects with Tom Parkinson’s cross.

The chance cane about after good work from Andrews, who put his body on the line to win an aerial challenge.

At the other end Lewis Jones makes a great point-blank save to deny Nuneaton a goal.

Josh Lindsay replaces Adam Clayton, who hands the captain’s armband to Lewis Jones.

Kieran Agard is the oldest Rovers player left on the pitch.

Tom Parkinson replaces Liam Ravenhill and Tommy Rowe leaves the field in place of Alex Fletcher.

A youthful side seeing this one out.

Jack Whiting replaces Joe Oluwu.

The young midfielder is clutching his ankle in pain and following a Nuneaton challenge. Now receiving treatment.

He’s replaced Ro-Shaun Williams.

A debut goal for Josh Andrews, who fires home from close range after his initial header was saved.

He looks good in the air and is quick off the mark, too.

461 fans here, a fair few of them wearing Doncaster shirts.

Jack Degruchy and Charlie Seaman replace Ollie Younger and Cieran Dunne.

Nuneaton nick the ball back in their own half and try an audacious effort, which doesn’t miss by much.

Louis Jones was beaten there (we hadn’t even realised he was on the pitch!). The home side’s best chance this half, which Rovers have largely controlled.

First taste of action in pre-season for Agard, who missed the end of last term with a torn hamstring. He’s on for George Miller.

Tomlin is replaced by the other trialist, who is wearing the number 14 shirt. Not sure on his identity.

Josh Andrews uses his man strength (he’s 20) to wrestle the ball of a Nuneaton player and finds Tomlin, who feeds Dunne out wide.

The ball in should be better with three Rovers players waiting, but it’s sliced over the bar.

Josh Andrews is coming on for Reo Griffiths. And he is a big target man.

Back under way and Andrews is straight into the action finding Miller, who volleys over the bar.

Another chance for George Miller, who is well found by Tommy Rowe’s flick over the top, but his half-volley is wide.

And that’s half time.

A bit of effing and jeffing after Nuneaton’s number 7 takes a swipe at Dunne with the ball running out of play.

Ro-Shaun Williams is loudest with his condemnation. Adam Clayton has also been having words with one or two opposition players.

He teaches Nuneaton’s tricky number 7 a lesson with a meaty challenge after he clattered into Cieran Dunne.

Another drinks break, can’t be long until half time.