Doncaster Rovers

    • 15-7-7
    • 2nd in English League Two

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      Harry Clifton sends Doncaster into the 4th round of FA cup

      • 20d
      0:31

      Harry Clifton sends Doncaster into the 4th round of FA cup

      Doncaster Rovers

      SOCCER

        George Miller scores twice for Doncaster in the Carabao Cup

        • 1Y
        1:35

        George Miller scores twice for Doncaster in the Carabao Cup

        Doncaster Rovers

        SOCCER

          Oldham live to fight another day after Doncaster stalemate

          Oldham earned a vital point from a goalless home draw with Doncaster Rovers but they still face a nervous battle to retain their League One status.The Latics, who have been a third-tier club for 21 consecutive years, have gone seven games without a win after creating few opportunities in a low-quality contest.Doncaster captain Andy Butler headed an early chance over the bar, while Oldham striker Duckens Nazon was denied by visiting goalkeeper Ian Lawlor.The best opening of the first half dropped to Doncaster top scorer John Marquis, but he fired narrowly over from the edge of the box.Nazon went close twice in a matter of moments, first bringing a save from Lawlor and then drilling a second effort inches wide.Another Butler header flew off target before Marquis teed up Ben Whiteman, whose shot from 12 yards failed to test home goalkeeper Johny Placide.Oldham switched to a four-man attack as they sought the breakthrough, but the visitors held on with few problems and are unbeaten in five away matches.
          • 7Y
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          Doncaster Rovers

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            Mulgrew strikes to secure promotion for Blackburn

            Blackburn Rovers secured promotion back to the Championship with a hard-fought 1-0 win over Doncaster Rovers.Charlie Mulgrew's second half header broke tremendous defensive resolve from Doncaster and ensured Tony Mowbray's side bounced back to the second tier at the first attempt.Blackburn piled on the pressure from the start but met a Rovers side determined to delay the promotion party.Danny Graham saw a shot roll across the line after rounding Marko Marosi while Andy Butler cleared off the line from Adam Armstrong's volley.Charlie Mulgrew and Craig Conway both went close with efforts while David Raya produced a fine reaction save at the other end to keep out Alfie Beestin's header in a rare Doncaster chance.Blackburn should have been ahead before the break only for Bradley Dack to get in the way of teammate Armstrong's shot.The visitors pushed hard in the second half but Doncaster threw themselves in front of everything, with Mathieu Baudry sliding in to prevent a certain goal for Conway.Blackburn finally broke the deadlock in the 80th minute when Mugrew flicked home a header from a Dack corner to send his side into the Championship.
            • 7Y
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            Doncaster Rovers

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              James Henry effort enough as Oxford edge Doncaster

              Oxford United took a major step towards League One survival as they edged out Doncaster Rovers 1-0.Substitute James Henry's second-half header was enough to separate the sides in a tight affair and move Karl Robinson's side six points clear of the bottom four.It was hosts Doncaster who were the more threatening but they could not make their pressure count.Alfie May almost produced a brilliant individual effort as he flicked the ball over Rob Dickie - only to be denied by the legs of Simon Eastwood.The Oxford goalkeeper kept out a drive by John Marquis, while Todd Kane headed over his own bar with May lurking.Matty Blair fired straight at Eastwood with a glorious chance from Rodney Kongolo's cross as Doncaster continued to push after the break.Marquis turned in Ben Whiteman's low ball but the offside flag was up.Oxford went in front on 63 minutes when Henry met Ryan Ledson's superb cross with a fine diving header.The visitors maintained their lead thanks to a fine save from Eastwood, who tipped over Marquis' sweeping shot following a fine counter attack.
              • 7Y
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              Doncaster Rovers

              SOCCER

                Bury claim unlikely draw against Doncaster

                Relegated Bury ended their run of defeats in a brilliantly unpredictable 3-3 draw at Doncaster.Ryan Lowe's side came from 2-0 down to lead before Doncaster equalised, which ultimately gave the Shakers their first point since March 10.Few would have predicted such a scoreline as Doncaster dominated the opening half hour against a deflated Bury sideAndy Butler headed the hosts in front from a James Coppinger cross after just two minutes and John Marquis clipped past the on-rushing Joe Murphy to double the lead from a sweeping one-touch passing move in the 35th minute.Just as Rovers looked to have turned their comfort in play to that on the scoreline, Niall Mason headed into his own goal from Callum Styles' testing free kick in the 38th minute.Bury were buoyed at the start of the second half and Jay O'Shea equalised from the penalty spot in the 51st minute after Matty Blair tripped Phil Edwards.Unbelievably, the visitors went ahead nine minutes later when George Miller slotted home from close range after Zeli Ismail broke clear.Doncaster found parity in the 65th minute when Boyle headed in a Coppinger corner.
                • 7Y
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                Doncaster Rovers

                SOCCER

                  Marquis at the double for Doncaster as relegation looms for MK Dons

                  John Marquis scored twice as Doncaster came from behind to salvage a 2-1 win over MK Dons - who slipped four points adrift of safety.Rovers were a goal behind when Ike Ugbo netted for the Dons early on before Marquis found the net twice in the second-half to complete an impressive turnaround for the visitors, as MK Dons suffered their third straight defeat.MK Dons did take a deserved lead in the 19th minute after George Williams found Chuks Aneke on the edge of the box. He took the ball down and played strike partner Ugbo through on goal before the Chelsea loanee slotted home.But Doncaster found a leveller four minutes into the second half when keeper Wieger Sietsma parried Alex Kiwomya's shot straight into the path of Marquis, who easily tapped home his 13th of the season.The visitors completed the turnaround just after the hour when James Coppinger sailed through the MK midfield unchallenged before finding Tommy Rowe, who crossed to the unmarked Marquis inside the box before he tapped home to officially secure Darren Ferguson's side's League One status next season.
                  • 7Y
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                  2024-25 EFL League Two Standings

                  TeamGPWDLGDP
                  Walsall281855+2459
                  Doncaster Rovers291577+1052
                  Notts County281486+1750
                  AFC Wimbledon271467+1948
                  Crewe Alexandra2912125+1148
                  Port Vale281396+648
                  Bradford City281387+1047
                  Salford City281288+744
                  Grimsby Town2913313-542
                  Chesterfield281099+1139
                  Milton Keynes Dons2811512+238
                  Cheltenham Town2810810-238
                  Colchester United288137+437
                  Swindon Town3091011-137
                  Fleetwood Town27999+236
                  Bromley288119-135
                  Gillingham279513-432
                  Barrow288713-531
                  Newport County278613-1130
                  Harrogate Town308616-1630
                  Accrington Stanley277812-1129
                  Tranmere Rovers286814-2526
                  Morecambe286517-1823
                  Carlisle United285617-2421

                  2024-25 Team Leaders

                  English League Two

                  7

                  Luke MolyneuxM #7

                  10
                  Matches27
                  Assists4
                  14

                  Billy SharpF #14

                  7
                  Matches28
                  Assists1
                  11

                  Jordan GibsonM #11

                  4
                  Matches24
                  Assists3

                  Rankings

                  English League Two

                  Goal Difference
                  9
                  7th
                  Goals Scored
                  40
                  5th
                  Assists
                  30
                  4th
                  Goals Conceded
                  31
                  Tied-10th
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