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MATCH REPORT | Fleetwood Town 1-1 Port Vale

11 March 2023

Darrell Clarke’s Port Vale had to settle for a point on the road after Jack Marriott netted a late equaliser for Fleetwood Town at Highbury Stadium.

Matty Taylor’s first goal for the Valiants looked like it had given us the victory in Lancashire, but Marriott’s 84th-minute strike meant we had to settle for a point.

Vale found the breakthrough through Taylor in the 57th minute when he calmly slotted the ball past Jay Lynch and into the bottom lefthand corner.

Our number 20 made no mistake when Sammy Robinson’s deflected strike from outside the area fell at his feet inside the six-yard box.

The Cods found their equaliser six minutes from time when Marriott scrambled the ball home from a corner.

Tom Conlon returned to captain Clarke’s side, with Robinson also making it into the starting 11 as the two changes from the side that beat MK Dons last weekend.

Lynch had to be at his best to stop Vale from taking the lead in the 13th minute, diving low to his left to stop David Worrall’s deflected effort from creeping in at the near post.

After a sustained period of pressure, Taylor nearly gave the Valiants the lead before the half-hour mark, but he dragged his shot inches wide from 10 yards out.

Robinson came as close as you can without scoring a goal just after half-time when his effort squeezed through Lynch’s legs and along the line but somehow didn’t go in.

The hosts should have equalised in the 75th minute, but substitute Jayden Stockley couldn’t get on the end of Shaun Rooney’s low-driven cross.

Moments before Fleetwood’s leveller, Aidan Stone produced a brilliant save to deny Carlos Mendes Gomes from distance.

Vale nearly responded to Fleetwood’s goal instantly through Taylor, but he couldn’t turn home a cross from the righthand side, so the points were shared.

Fleetwood Town | Lynch, Wiredu, Mendes Gomes, Vela, Marriott, Warrington (46’ Holgate), Nsiala, Patterson (87’ Ndaba), Rooney, Macadam (46’ Stockley), Earl

Unused Subs | Fon-Williams, Batty, Johnson, McMillan

Port Vale | Stone, Donnelly, Smith, Worrall, Conlon, Ojo, Forrester, Taylor, Harrison (72’ Proctor), Pett, Robinson (74’ Benning)

Unused Subs | Stevens, Holden, Agyakwa, Butterworth, Politic

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Sold Out | The Valiants sell out allocation of tickets for Saturday’s trip to Fleetwood Town

6 March 2023

For the fifth time this season, we have sold all allocated tickets for a League One away fixture.

  • Sold Out | The Valiants sell out allocation of tickets for Saturday’s trip to Fleetwood Town
  • We were allocated 700 standing and 400 seating tickets for the trip to the Highbury Stadium
  • The Valiants have also sold out allocations at Burton Albion, Derby County, Sheffield Wednesday and Shrewsbury Town

Super Vale Away!

Thank you once again for your incredible support as tickets for Saturday’s trip to Fleetwood Town have now sold out.

The Valiants were allocated 700 standing and 400 seating tickets for the match at Highbury Stadium, our first visit to face the Cod Army in front of supporters since April 2017.

Following trips to Burton Albion, Derby County, Sheffield Wednesday and Shrewsbury Town selling out, this weekend’s game is the fifth of 18 League One away matches at which the Valiants have sold their full allocation.

Thank you for your excellent continued support, it is genuinely appreciated!

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