Manager Mark McGhee's fifth game in charge of Bristol Rovers ended in the first draw of his spell in charge, thanks largely to the performance of goalkeeper Michael Poke, who earned a spot in the League Two team of the week for his heroics. Oxford United, who featured ex-Rovers 'keeper Ryan Clarke and former loanee Scott Rendell in their starting eleven, were probably the better side over the 90 minutes, but Rovers managed to hang on to the point to continue their move away from the relegation zone.
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| - Manager Mark McGhee's fifth game in charge of Bristol Rovers ended in the first draw of his spell in charge, thanks largely to the performance of goalkeeper Michael Poke, who earned a spot in the League Two team of the week for his heroics. Oxford United, who featured ex-Rovers 'keeper Ryan Clarke and former loanee Scott Rendell in their starting eleven, were probably the better side over the 90 minutes, but Rovers managed to hang on to the point to continue their move away from the relegation zone.
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| - Manager Mark McGhee's fifth game in charge of Bristol Rovers ended in the first draw of his spell in charge, thanks largely to the performance of goalkeeper Michael Poke, who earned a spot in the League Two team of the week for his heroics. Oxford United, who featured ex-Rovers 'keeper Ryan Clarke and former loanee Scott Rendell in their starting eleven, were probably the better side over the 90 minutes, but Rovers managed to hang on to the point to continue their move away from the relegation zone.
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