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Reserves Draw With Wigan Athletic

8 March 2016

Club News

Reserves Draw With Wigan Athletic

8 March 2016

FTDL: Shrewsbury Town 0-0 Wigan Athletic


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FOURTH OFFICIAL: Maelor Owen
ASSISTANTS: Dan Evans & Paul Tyler
: Ravel Cheosiava REFEREE

UNUSED SUBS: Theo Roberts.

: Ciaran O'Loughlin (GK); Kevin McNaughton, Alex Lingard, (Matty Taylor, 85) Adrian Purzycki, Luke Burke, Jack Hendry, Jordan Flores, Tim Chow (Arnie Baxendale, 63), Matty Hamilton (C), Louis Robles, Andy Kellett (Callum Lang, 63). WIGAN ATHLETIC LINE-UP

UNUSED SUBS: Ryan Sears.

: Shaun Rowley (GK); Callum Grogan, Mickey Demetriou (C), Jacob Rammell (John McAtee, 70), Joel Bonner, Matt Tootle, Joe Kenton, Tom King (Chris Gallagher, 60), Jordan Wilson (Ethan Jones, 60), George Hassall (Callum Roberts, 80), Mathew Jones. SHREWSBURY TOWN LINE-UP

FULL-TIME: Shrewsbury Town 0-0 Wigan Athletic

Mickey Demetriou fired over a free-kick from the edge of the box for Town, and Ethan Jones was denied from close range after robbing a defender, but neither side could find the breakthrough and it finished in a stalemate at Shrewsbury Sports Village.

Wigan also had another effort with 55 minutes on the clock as Kevin McNaughton pulled the ball back to the edge of the box and Tim Show struck over at the top right corner.

The best chance of the match arrived two minutes into the second period when Mathew Jones' cross from the left was headed onto the roof of the net at the near post by Hassall.

HALF-TIME: Shrewsbury Town 0-0 Wigan Athletic

At the other end, in first-half added time, Andy Kellett dragged a shot wide for the visitors and it remained goalless at the break.

There was another chance for Wilson from another Hassall knockdown for Town, but the striker blazed over the bar from the edge of the penalty area.

At the other end, Wigan's Louis Robles dragged a shot wide with 28 minutes on the clock.

Wigan's starting line-up featured five professional players compared to Shrewsbury's three, but it was the hosts who had the first chance when Hassall flicked on a header to fellow youth team striker Jordan Wilson whose shot to the near post was smother away by the Latics goalkeeper.

In a game of few chances, Town striker George Hassall's header onto the roof of the net was the closest either side went at Shrewsbury Sports Village.

Shrewsbury Town were held to a goalless draw against Wigan Athletic in the Final Third Development League - West Division on Tuesday afternoon.


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