The Gas held on to to secure triumph on the street in their Association One experience with Stevenage at the Lamex.Bristol Meanderers came from behind to defeat Stevenage in Alliance One at the Lamex Stadium on Tuesday evening.
Objectives from Luke Thomas, Chris Martin and an outright screamer from Antony Evans pulled off a brilliant comeback in Hertfordshire.
Kane Hemmings and Jake Forster-Caskey put the Boro 2-0 up, be that as it may couldn’t hold on as three objectives within the second-half for the Gas secured all three focuses on the street.
Kamil Conteh was sent-off in stoppage time for a moment bookable offense, be that as it may Matt Taylor’s side were able to hang onto all three focuses.
The has begun the amusement the brighter of the two sides and took the lead interior the opening six minutes when Hemmings bound the ball domestic from eight yards out, taking after a long-throw that was carelessly guarded by from the Gas.
Stevenage nearly made it two when Jamie Reid cut interior onto his cleared out foot and let go his shot towards the Pirates’ objective, be that as it may Jed Ward denied the league’s best objective scorer of his 18th of the season.
Steve Evans’ side proceeded to thump on the entryway and found their second of the coordinate, when Forster-Caskey ran onto a free ball within the Wanderers box and terminated his left-footed shot into the foot corner halfway through the first-half.
The Gas had a help and it was against the run of play. Luke Thomas cut interior onto his more grounded foot and twisted his exertion into the bottom corner, clearing out Craig MacGillivray completely no chance to create it 2-1.
Stevenage begun the second-half much just like the to begin with and Reid found himself one-one-one with Ward, in any case the youthful goalkeeper pulled off a awesome spare.
Seconds afterward the shot-stopper pulled off another brilliant halt after he tipped over Scratch Freeman’s effective exertion onto the bar, which in this way went out for a corner.
However, the Privateers were able to level procedures when Martin locked onto Evans’ cross on the hour check to create it 2-2.
Five minutes afterward Evans put the Gas ahead with an supreme thunderbolt, to send the Gasheads into bliss, when he twisted the ball into the best right-left corner, which cleared out MacGillivray with small chance.
Stevenage heaped on the weight and looked for an equalizer when Dan Butler’s shot was spared from exterior the box, before Carl Piergianni had a header hit the post.
The Gas went down to 10-men with many minutes cleared out, when modern marking Conteh brought down Louis Thompson to halt a Boro counter-attack. In any case ,the Gas, in spite of the fact that a man down were able to hold on to all three focuses.
Here is how we felt the Rovers players faired in their triumph at the Lamex Stadium this evening…
Couldn’t be faulted for the Boro’s objectives within the first-half. Made a few brilliant spares within the second-half to deny Stevenage a more extensive crevice.
1. GK:
Jed Ward – 7
Couldn’t be faulted for the Boro’s objectives within the first-half. Made a few brilliant spares within the second-half to deny Stevenage a more extensive hole.
Had a extreme and physical fight at the back for the Gas. Was beaten within the discuss on various events. But within the second-half developed with certainty and put in a strong show.
2. CB:
Tristan Crama – 6
Had a extreme and physical battle at the back for the Gas. Was beaten in the discuss on different events. But within the second-half developed with confidence and put in a strong show.
Was beaten in the discuss by Reid whose header teed up Forster-Caskey to scored Stevenages’ second.
3. CB:
James Wilson – 6
Was beaten within the discuss by Reid whose header teed up Forster-Caskey to scored Stevenages’ moment. Photo:
Tom Dulat
Was slow to respond for the hosts’ opener, as Hemmings crushed one domestic. Was supplanted halfway through in a strategic choice.
4. CB:
Elkan Baggott (subbed off 28) – 5
Was slow to respond for the hosts’ opener, as Hemmings crushed one domestic. Was supplanted halfway through in a strategic choice.
