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SUB KOROMA HITS TWO TO TAME ROVERS

By Nick Johnson

CHESTERFIELD 4
Markanday 15, Marsh 83, Koroma 85, 90+1

SUB Josh Koroma scored twice as Chesterfield put Tranmere to the sword in a win lauded by assistant-boss Danny Webb.
Dilan Markanday and Louie Marsh were also on target for the Spireites, with Dylan Jones and Jacob Slater replying for Tranmere.
Giving his verdict on the game, which saw Chesterfield go above Tranmere in the table, Webb said: “He (Darrell Clarke, Rovers boss) wasn’t happy at half-time with their performance, and we were very good.
“In the second half, Tranmere were a differ...

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