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Doncaster Rovers got away with one in their latest outing as a last gasp equaliser from Fejiri Okenabirhie earned them a point against Sunderland in a game where they were decidedly second best. Reflecting on the result and performance, the Free Press' Liam Hoden and Paul Goodwin are joined by former DFP sports editor Peter Catt. Black Cats fans Paul speaks about what Sunderland did to stop Rovers from playing, in particular the job done by striker Charlie Wyke in tracking Ben Whiteman everywhere he went. They discuss how Rovers were let back into the game and where it went wrong for Darren Moore's side on the day. And they talk the goalkeeping situation at the club after a week of upheaval between the sticks.

Doncaster Rovers are gearing up for the return to action after the latest international break. But before we press on with the rest of the season, we're looking back on the campaign so far for Darren Moore's men. Free Press Rovers writer Liam Hoden is joined by former DFP sports editor Peter Catt to reflect on the first few months of the season and assess the strengths and weaknesses so from the side. They pick their top performers and highlights before looking at Rovers' prospects for the remainder of the campaign.

Talk about statement wins. Doncaster Rovers ended the unbeaten start to the season of Ipswich Town in emphatic fashion with a 4-1 demolition of the Tractor Boys. Join Liam Hoden to reflect on the excellent performance is former Free Press sports editor Peter Catt. They discuss they key elements of the win, take a closer look at new signings Josh Sims and Matt Smith and try not to get carried away by the way things are going for Rovers at the moment.

The unbeaten start to the league campaign is over for Doncaster Rovers and it came in frustrating fashion. Former Free Press sports editor Peter Catt joins Rovers writer Liam Hoden to reflect on the defeat at Wigan Athletic.  They discuss what went right and wrong, and frame the loss in the overall start to the campaign. 

The new season is underway and Doncaster Rovers have opened their League One campaign with a 1-1 draw against MK Dons. Rovers writer for the Doncaster Free Press Liam Hoden is joined by former sports editor Peter Catt to react to the stalemate. They give their views on the debutants and where there can be genuine cause for optimism heading into the rest of the season.

After six long months, Doncaster Rovers are ready to return to action in League One - but how ready are they? Joining Rovers writer Liam Hoden are Free Press sports reporter Paul Goodwin and BBC Radio Sheffield commentator Tom Biltcliffe to assess just that, reflecting on the transfer business so far and where more attention may be required as Darren Moore puts together his squad. The trio discuss the importance of Ben Whiteman as interest from elsewhere in the skipper grows. And they predict which three League One sides will be promoted, which four will be relegated and where Rovers will finish. Paul finds out that optimism is contagious.

That's it, it's over. The 2019/20 season has been brought to a close for Doncaster Rovers - ten matches short of where it should have finished, courtesy of the Covid-19 pandemic. So how do we reflect on Darren Moore's first campaign in charge? Joining the Free Press' Rovers reporter Liam Hoden to discuss just that is sports writer Paul Goodwin, BBC Radio Sheffield commentator Tom Biltcliffe and former Free Press sports editor Peter Catt. They talk the successes, shortcomings and the top performers before looking at what could be next for Rovers as the effects of the pandemic continue to impact upon football.