League Two

Gas charge to set new record of home wins

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The LeaguePaper Team
6 September 2026

By Gregor MacGregor

BRISTOL ROVERS 1
Leigh 32
BRISTOL ROVERS: Young 7, James 7, Balmer 7, Harbottle 8, Purrington 7, Mola 6, Smallwood 7, Forde 6 (Sanyaolu 85), Leigh 8 (Harrison 46, 7), Kamwa 6 (Russell-Denny 69, 6), Cavegn 6 (Aitchison 58, 6). Subs not used: Binns, Kilgour, Quigley.
ROTHERHAM U 0
ROTHERHAM: Cann 6, Adegboyega 6 (Mullin 78, 6), Aljofree 6, Otoo 6, Hall 6, Cover 6 (Ngwenya 61, 6), Austerfield 6, Buyabu 6 (Nemane 78, 6), Fitzgerald 5 (Ashley 61, 6), Tavares 5, Bradshaw 5 (Sebine 50, 6). Subs not used: Eyestone, Rafferty.
Att: 9,226 Rating: ★★★...

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