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Ratings: Who was 'typically commanding' and who was 'very, very sloppy' as Doncaster Rovers drew with Rochdale?

Doncaster Rovers let slip a one-goal lead against Rochdale and had to settle for a point at the Keepmoat, despite opening the scoring in the first minute.
By Liam Hoden
Published 8th Feb 2020, 17:37 BST
Updated 8th Feb 2020, 17:53 BST

Here is how we rated Rovers’ individual performances in the clash with Brian Barry-Murphy’s side.

Some uncharacteristically slack moments in looking to claim balls into the box but solid enough when he needed to be and could do little about the goal.

1. Seny Dieng - 6

Some uncharacteristically slack moments in looking to claim balls into the box but solid enough when he needed to be and could do little about the goal. Photo: Gareth Williams/AHPIX LTDJPIMedi

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Pushed forward really well throughout and dealt with things coming the other way. Should have had a late penalty after a smart run.

2. Brad Halliday - 6

Pushed forward really well throughout and dealt with things coming the other way. Should have had a late penalty after a smart run. Photo: Gareth Williams/AHPIX LTDJPIMedi

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Strong defensively but a little slack in playing the ball out from the back. Helped snuff out the pressure from Rochdale well.

3. Joe Wright - 6

Strong defensively but a little slack in playing the ball out from the back. Helped snuff out the pressure from Rochdale well. Photo: Gareth Williams/AHPIX LTDJPIMedi

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Typically commanding as he handled the Rochdale pressure and ensured that while the opposition had plenty of the ball, they did not trouble Seny Dieng too much.

4. Tom Anderson - 6

Typically commanding as he handled the Rochdale pressure and ensured that while the opposition had plenty of the ball, they did not trouble Seny Dieng too much. Photo: Marie CaleyJPIMedia

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