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Cod Army frustrated by rigid Rovers

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The LeaguePaper Team
19 November 2017

By Liam Alexander

UWE Rosler admitted that his Fleetwood side rode their luck as Doncaster became the first team in League One this season to travel to Highbury and come away unscathed.
Rovers became the first team to prevent play-off chasing Fleetwood from scoring on home soil after a goalless draw where the home side found their area under siege in the second period.
The Cod Army weathered the storm and ensured they weren’t fully upset by Darren Ferguson’s troops and Rosler was happy to settle for a hardfought point.
“First half, we were on top, second half, they were...

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