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ROVERS HAVE THAT EXTRA BIT OF QUALITY

Match Verdict
IT WASN’T pretty, but Rovers won’t care.
Their hard-fought 1-0 win over Mansfield left players and fans celebrating after Donny’s promotion to League One was finally confirmed after several months in the offing.
It was nothing more than Rovers deserved for an impressive season which has seen them right up there throughout.
There wasn’t a lot to chose between the two teams, yet Rovers displayed that little bit of extra quality in attacking areas – the sort of quality that turns draws into wins and secures promotion. While the defeat does not end Ma...

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