CHESTERFIELD. Shrewsbury Town conquered Chesterfield. Chesterfield was decisively superior in terms of ball possession (75%).​

The match was played at the Technique Stadium stadium in Chesterfield on Saturday and it started at 3:00 pm local time. The referee was Alan Dale with the collaboration of Drew Dutton and Kenwyn Hughes. The 4th official was David Rock. The weather was overcast clouds. The temperature was quite cold at 6.75 degrees Celsius or 44.15 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 92%.​

Match Statistics​

Chesterfield

2 - 3

Shrewsbury Town

• ! 75 Ball Possession 25

Shots

• 23 Total 14
• 8 On Target 6
• 6 Off Target 4
• 9 Shots blocked 4

• 145 Attack 49
• 73 Dangerous attack 28
• 56 Ball safe 66

• 8 Free Kicks 7
• 0 Penalties 0
• 8 Corners 1
• 2 Off Sides 2

Fouls

• 7 Total 8
• 1 Yellow Cards 2
• 0 Double Yellow 0
• 0 Red Card 0

Other

• 5 Substitutions 3

Ball possession

Chesterfield was in firm control of the ball 75% while Shrewsbury Town was struggling with a 25% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Chesterfield was more pushing with 73 dangerous attacks and 23 shots of which 8 were on target. Notwithstanding, Shrewsbury Town was capable to find the solution to win this match.​

Chesterfield shot 23 times, 8 on target, 6 off target. On the opposite side, Shrewsbury Town shot 14 times, 6 on target, 4 off target.

Cards

Chesterfield received 1 yellow card (Armando Dobra). On the opposite side, Shrewsbury Town received 2 yellow cards (Trey Samuel-Ogunsuyi and Matthew Cox).

Standings

After playing this encounter, Chesterfield stays with 56 points like Grimsby Town and Crewe Alexandra to remain in the 8th place. Regarding the opposition, Shrewsbury Town has 41 points to hold in the 17th place.

Next matches

In the next match in the League Two, Chesterfield will play away with Notts County on the 14th of March with a 0-0 head to head.

Shrewsbury Town will host Cheltenham Town on the 14th of March with a 0-0 head to head.

Chesterfield – Formation

Chesterfield

G

Zach Hemming 1.England

5.8

D

Malik Owolabi-Belewu 2.England

6.3

72'

D

Kyle McFadzean 6.England

6.8

D

Sil Swinkels 26.Netherlands

6.1

D

Sam Curtis 29.Republic of Ireland

7.5

M

Tom Naylor 4.England

7.4

72' 31'

M

Ryan Stirk 8.Wales

6.6

46'

M

Dilan Markanday 24.England

7.5

M

James Berry 28.England

7.0

78'

M

Samuel Charles Braybrooke 36.England

7.6

F

Will Grigg 9.Northern Ireland

6.5

71'

Substitutes

D

Chey Dunkley 22.England

D

Janoi Donacien 44.Saint Lucia

D

Tom Pearce 46.England

7.3

72' 85'

M

Liam Mandeville 7.England

6.6

72'

F

Lee Bonis 10.Northern Ireland

6.4

71'

F

Armando Dobra 17.Albania

6.4

46' 90'

F

Will Dickson 25.England

6.4

78'

Chesterfield started with a 4-2-3-1 line-up (4-2-3-1).

The manager Paul Cook decided to play with the following team: Zac Hemming (5.7), S. Curtis (7.6), Kyle McFadzean (6.7), Sil Swinkels (5.8), Malik Owolabi-Belewu (6.4), Tom Naylor (7.6), Ryan Stirk (6.5), Dilan Markanday (7.1), Sammy Braybrooke (8.1), James Berry (7.2) and Will Grigg (6.1).

The home team had on the bench: Liam Mandeville (6.5), Lee Bonis (6.4), Armando Dobra (6.2), Chey Dunkley, W. Dickson (6.3), Janoi Donacien and Tom Pearce (7.4).

Substitutions

Chesterfield made 5 changes: Ryan Stirk for Armando Dobra (46′), Will Grigg for Lee Bonis (71′), Tom Naylor for Liam Mandeville (72′), Malik Owolabi-Belewu for Tom Pearce (72′) and James Berry for W. Dickson (78′).

Player of the match: Sammy Braybrooke​

Following our analysis, the most impressive player for Chesterfield was Sammy Braybrooke.

His rating is 8.1 with 124 passes (85% accurate) and 2 key passes. He won 3 duels out of 4.

Shrewsbury Town – Formation

Shrewsbury Town

G

Matthew Cox 1.England

7.9

80'

D

Tom Anderson 4.England

6.8

D

Will Boyle 5.England

6.9

D

Ismeal Kabia 20.Netherlands

6.7

D

Sam Stubbs 26.England

7.7

90'

D

Kevin Berkoe 30.England

6.6

M

Tommy McDermott 7.England

6.6

65'

M

Tom Sang 10.England

8.1

M

Nick Freeman 16.England

6.4

55'

M

Iwan Morgan 19.Wales

6.4

76'

F

Trey Samuel-Ogunsuyi 21.Belgium

8.1

84' 45', 70'

Substitutes

G

Will Brook 12.England

D

Mal Benning 3.England

D

Isaac Lee 23.England

D

Isaac England 38.

M

Taylor Perry 14.England

6.5

55'

F

George Lloyd 9.England

6.5

76'

F

Anthony Scully 11.Republic of Ireland

6.5

65'

Shrewsbury Town started with a 5-4-1 line-up (5-4-1).

Gavin Patrick Cowan played with: Matthew Cox (8.1), Ismeal Kabia (6.9), Tom Anderson (7.1), Will Boyle (6.6), Sam Stubbs (7.3), Kevin Berkoe (6.3), Tommy McDermott (6.5), Tom Sang (8.5), N. Freeman (6.5), Iwan Morgan (6.7) and Trey Samuel-Ogunsuyi (8.4).

They had on the bench: Mal Benning, George Lloyd (6.6), Anthony Scully (6.5), Will Brook, Taylor Perry (6.6), Isaac Lee and Isaac England.

Substitutions

Shrewsbury Town made 3 changes: N. Freeman for Taylor Perry (55′), Tommy McDermott for Anthony Scully (65′) and Iwan Morgan for George Lloyd (76′).

Player of the match: Tom Sang​

The most impressive player for Shrewsbury Town was Tom Sang even if he didn’t score any goal.

His rating is 8.5 with 31 passes (77% accurate) and 2 key passes. He won 7 duels out of 8. He performed 3 crosses.

Results of the day

These are the results of the day in the League Two.​

• Accrington Stanley – Cambridge United – 1-1
• Bristol Rovers – Crewe Alexandra – 2-1
• Chesterfield – Shrewsbury Town – 2-3
• Crawley Town – Swindon Town – 2-2
• Gillingham – Fleetwood Town – 1-1
• Grimsby Town – Bromley – 1-1
• Milton Keynes Dons – Harrogate Town – 4-1
• Newport County – Colchester United – 1-2
• Salford City – Barnet – 2-0
• Tranmere Rovers – Oldham Athletic – 1-3
• Walsall – Notts County – 1-2