Recap the action as Doncaster Rovers gift in-form Northampton Town three points

Poor. Again. Injuries or not there is little reason for optimism currently.

Aaron McGowan and Ryan Haynes make way for the afformentioned pair.

Northampton bringing on Paul Osew and David Norman.

Stewards have been removing a few fans. Looks like there’s a clash at one of the exit tunnels.

Tommy Rowe glances a header just wide after connecting with Ben Close’s corner.

Sam Hoskins fires over the bar after Tom Anderson couldn’t get Charlie Seaman’s heavy pass under control.

He denies Tete Yengi from close range with his foot. Good stop to stop this one getting embarassing.

Liam Ravenhill and Todd Miller are replaced by Adam Long and debutant Zain Westbrooke.

Tete Yengi puts the ball over the bar from close range after Ben Close had earlier given the ball away. A let-off. First real chance for Northampton aside from their goals, which were gifted.

Youthful exuberence from Todd Miller sees the 20-year-old throw himself two challenges, wiping out Jack Sowerby with the second one. Sowerby reacts with a push, which gets Tommy Rowe and the rest of the outfield players involved. A booking for the original two offenders.

Teti Yengi and Kieron Bowie replace Louis Appere and Will Hondermarck.

Luke Molyneux finds the run of Hurst with a nice through ball. He opts to shoot with Kieran Agard showing for the ball, but it’s straight at Lee Burge.

6,469 with 911 away fans.

Another error from Mitchell, whose clearance hits Hoskins, who drills it at the keeper with the striker then converting the rebound.

Todd Miller at the heart of it as he wins the ball back high and feeds Charlie Seaman, who sees a shot blocked. Rebound falls to Miller whose effort is deflected wide.

Corner is then fired over by Lavery. Good start from Rovers.

No changes for either side.

Another error for the goal and some boos at the break.

Conceding has forced Doncaster to attack in the first period and while they’ve had little success in front of goal they are still in with a chance of getting something from this game.

Northamton are second in the live table but are happy to sit back, which is allowing Doncaster a chance to have a go at them. More quality needed after the break (not the first time we’ve said that this season). The only trouble is Rovers look shot to pieces in terms of confidence and incapable of doing what Schofield wants them to with the ball.

Mitchell has just saved from Mitch Pinnock after Kyle Hurst gave the ball to the Northampton man while trying to clear.