Shrewsbury Town secure all three points against Doncaster Rovers.

Town: Max O’Leary, Aaron Pierre, Dave Edwards (Jason Cummings, 82), Omar Beckles, Callum Lang, Conor McAleny (Sean Goss, 60), Josh Vela (Brad Walker, 82). Kayne Ramsay, Daniel Udoh, Ethan Ebanks-Landell, Josh Laurent.

Subs: Harry Burgoyne, Scott Golbourne, Ro-Shaun Williams, Brad Walker, Donald Love, Sean Goss, Jason Cummings.

Donny: Seny Dieng, Brad Halliday, Tom Anderson, Joe Wright, Ben Sheaf (Madger Gomes, 82), Ben Whiteman, Jacob Ramsey, James Coppinger (Jon Taylor, 65), Niall Ennis (Kieran Sadlier, 73), Cameron John, Devante Cole.

Subs: Louis Jones, Kieran Sadlier, Jon Taylor, Madger Gomes, Alex Baptiste, Danny Amos, Matty Blair.

Attendance: 5672 (496)

Shrewsbury Town were able to find a return to winning ways as Salop ran out 1-0 winners over Doncaster Rovers.

Dave Edwards popped up with a back-post header to ensure all three points remained at the Montgomery Waters Meadow.

First-half

The first 10 minutes of Town’s clash with Doncaster Rovers got underway with Salop having positive spells in the Donny half. Callum Lang and Daniel Udoh’s pace continually troubled the away side’s back line as Town were looking for a way through.

Josh Vela’s first 20 minutes on Shrewsbury Town grass began in positive form. The midfielder displayed an eye for a pass and good awareness defensively to break up forward momentum from the away side.

The away side did manage to have a shot at goal at the mid-way stage of the first-half. Ben Sheaf found himself in the box with a yard of space but the midfielder was unable to find the target and blazed the ball over the bar.

Aaron Pierre was a continual presence in the Town backline having cleared a number of lofted balls launched into the Town half. The Shrews defence competed well with the Doncaster front-line and blocked out most offensive moves.

The half came to an end with the two teams all square after a competitive first 45 minutes.

Second-half:

With just four minutes of the second period gone, Max O’Leary’s concentration was tested. Town’s keeper had to dive far into the top corner of his goal to prevent Ben Whiteman from breaking the deadlock in impressive fashion.

Devante Cole almost went a step further for Darren Moore’s team with a powerful effort. The forward picked up the ball just inside the box and was able to let off a shot. Cole was able to beat O’Leary but was unable to beat the post as his effort cannoned back out off the woodwork.

Salop had their own chance to take the lead on the hour mark. Conor McAleny dribbled well down the right flank to cross the ball into Udoh. Despite an inch-perfect low cross, Udoh was unable to find a strong connection with the ball and the Donny defence cleared well.

The next clear-cut chance for Town ended up being the breakthrough goal. David Edwards managed to head home from close range after a deflected shot in the 77th minute.

O’Leary was forced into another great save in the latter stages of the game. The Donny forward converged on Town's goal quickly but O’Leary kept himself big and launched himself towards the ball to make the block.

The game came to an end with Town securing a deserved three points against Darren Moore's Doncaster.