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LATE SLICE OF LUCK GIFTS DONNY WIN

By Dan Stephens
DARREN Moore felt dogged persistence paid off as his Doncaster side secured their first win of his tenure against Fleetwood.

KILLER MOMENT: Fleetwood’s Wes Burns (7) scores an own goal to give Doncaster their late winner
PICTURE: WhiteRosePhotos

A Wes Burns own-goal in stoppage-time handed Rovers the points.
Goals from Cameron John and James Coppinger had seen Doncaster roar back after Conor Mc- Aleny gave Fleetwood the lead, while substitute Paddy Madden levelled early in the second half.
After being held to draws in their opening two games, Moore was delighted to ...

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