It was a pleasure and a privilege to be able to take in the League One encounter between Tranmere Rovers and AFC Wimbledon at Prenton Park on 21th December 2019.
Find out how the clash unfolded by simply scrolling through my tweets straight from where the action happened below…
Matchday at Prenton Park. Tranmere are taking on AFC Wimbledon in a huge game for both teams. Team news and match updates to follow. #EFL
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
Today’s teams. #TRFC #AFCW pic.twitter.com/QDEilCSC6I
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
Here come the teams. Kick off is moments away at Prenton Park. pic.twitter.com/Qd0cCvWpRD
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
0: KICK OFF. We're underway at Prenton Park. Tranmere shooting towards the cowshed end in the first half.
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
5: Jennings lays the ball off to Morris inside the area and Trott is forced to tip it over the bar. 0-0
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
9: Chapman is forced into a save at his near post from Max Sanders, before the resulting corner is deflected over of a Dons foot. 0-0
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
20: Caprice threads a ball through to Ferrier but the striker is ruled offside.
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
0-0
27: GOAL! Tranmere take the lead, Rushian Hepburn-Murphy forcing the ball home following a goalmouth scramble from a corner.
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
1-0 #TRFC #AFCW
43: Fierce shot from Hepburn-Murphy whistles just over. Rovers finishing the half strongly here.
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
1-0
45: HALF TIME: Rovers lead at the break. #TRFC 1-0 #AFCW
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
46: The second half is underway here at Prenton Park.
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
TRFC 1-0 AFCW
48: Yellow card for Sid Nelson after the Rovers defender brought down Marcus Forss.
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
1-0
53: Mitch Pinnock fires a low shot through the crowd at the edge of the area, but Chapman gathers.
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
1-0
55: Hepburn-Murphy comes close to adding a second for Tranmere, shooting into the side-netting after an impressive run into the area.
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
1-0
60: Hepburn-Murphy threads a ball through for Danns who is denied by Trott from inside the area.
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
1-0
67: First substitution for Tranmere as Paul Mullin replaces Morgan Ferrier. It remains 1-0. pic.twitter.com/XS4GPuHayv
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
70: CHANCE! Hepburn-Murphy fires over the bar from a great cross from Jennings.
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
1-0
74: Substitution for Wimbledon, Anthony Hartigan replaces Mitch Pinnock
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
1-0
76: Huge chance to double the lead for Tranmere, but Hepburn-Murphy sees his effort saved when one-on-one with Trott.
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
1-0
78: Wimbledon come close to an equaliser, but no one is there to turn home a ball across the face of goal.
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
1-0
81: Substitution for Wimbledon, as Tom Wood replaces Nesta Guinness-Walker.
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
1-0
83: Substitution for Tranmere, Darren Potter replacing Neil Danns.
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
1-0
88: Final substitution for Rovers, Calum Woods replacing Kieran Morris.
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
1-0
90: 4 minutes additional time at Prenton Park. The Kop in fine voice as they attempt to roar the whites over the line.
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
1-0
FULL TIME: Tranmere Rovers 1-0 AFC Wimbledon. It’s a priceless three points for Tranmere as Rushian Hepburn-Murphy’s first half goal is enough for the victory at Prenton Park. pic.twitter.com/gN8i2CvgSW
— Zak Hayes (@ZJournalism) December 21, 2019
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