Shrewsbury Town upset the odds to earn a FA Cup replay fixture at Molineux.

Town: Steve Arnold, Ryan Haynes, Mat Sadler, Omar Beckles, Greg Docherty (Aaron Amadi-Holloway, 90), Fejiri Okenabirhie (Shaun Whalley, 81), James Bolton, Luke Waterfall, Josh Laurent, Ollie Norburn (Romain Vincelot, 87), Anthony Grant.

Subs: Reice Charles-Cook, Shaun Whalley, Lee Angol, Romain Vincelot, Aaron Amadi-Holloway, Abo Eisa, Ryan Sears.

Wolves: John Ruddy, Matt Doherty, Ryan Bennett, Ruben Neves, Helder Costa, Conor Coady, Morgan Gibbs-White (Joao Moutinho, 79), Ryan Giles (Ivan Caveleiro, 73), Romain Saiss, Leander Dendoncker (Raul Jimenez, 59), Adama Traore.

Subs: Will Norris, Ivan Cavaleiro, Raul Jimenez, Jonny Otto, Joao Moutinho, Ruben Vinagre, Max Kilman.

Referee: Roger East

Assistants: Simon Beck and James Mainwaring

Fourth official: Scott Duncan.

Attendance: 9503 (1641)

A great game of football came to an end with Shrewsbury Town drawing 2-2 with Wolves,

Matt Doherty scored a late equaliser to force a FA Cup replay at Molineux.

First Half:

The half began with both teams looking to be positive on the ball and each side were having some success in the middle of the park. Town were relentlessly looking to go forward and were causing the visitors problems.

Wolves had a great chance in the 25^th minute to take the lead through Adama Traore. Matt Doherty dribbled his way into the box and found the winger in half a yard of space. The forward was unable to guide his shot on target and lofted the ball over the bar.

Town had their own decent chance just before the thirty-minute mark through Omar Beckles. The defender saw the ball kindly fall his way but his strong half-volleyed effort was well blocked and the ball deflected away from goal.

Greg Docherty stung the palms of John Ruddy with just five minutes left in the half. The midfielder found himself in a yard of space on the edge of the box and riffled a swerving shot that Ruddy did well to deal with.

Mat Sadler was given a yellow card in the 44^th minute by Roger East for fouling Helder Costa. Sadler brought down the winger as he looked to run at the Town back four.

A solid half by Town saw both teams go into the break level on the score sheet. Both sides had chances but Sam Ricketts’ men had the more dangerous shots and troubled Wolves on a number of occasions.

 Second Half:

Town wouldn’t have wanted the first-half chances to go to waste and Docherty made sure his next effort counted. Fejiri Okenabirhie smartly fed a through ball the midfielder and Greg blasted his effort into the roof of the net.

A heroic save by Steve Arnold was the only thing denying the visitors pulling a goal back. Matt Doherty whipped in a lovely cross to Helder Costa who saw his header from six yards palmed away by Town’s keeper.

With his first touch of the game, Raul Jimenez nearly pulled Wolves back on level terms. The striker got on the end of a driven cross but his first tine effort went wide of the post.

Docherty was given a yellow card in the 62^nd minute for blocking a Wolves free kick.

Anthony Grant was also booked a minute later for the same reason.

Another brilliant challenge from Luke Waterfall denied Wolves an opportunity to pull a goal back. The centre-back slid in for a last ditch challenge and managed to poke the ball away from Jimenez – who would have been clean through on goal.

Town managed to double the lead with just 20 minutes left on the clock. A great delivery from Ollie Norburn’s corner found its way onto the head of Waterfall and the defender smashed home the ball from a few yards out.

Wolves did manage to pull a goal back in the 75^th minute. Jimenez finally made one of his efforts count and side footed the ball into the goal from just inside the box.

Matt Doherty managed to pull Wolves back on level terms during injury time. The right-back managed to latch onto the end of a cross and headed the ball home.

The game came to an end with the scores level after a great game of football.