COLCHESTER United came away with a point on Easter Monday after drawing 1-1 at Tranmere Rovers.
Alistair Smith's equaliser cancelled out Kieron Morris's opener for the hosts at Prenton Park, as the spoils were shared at Prenton Park.
The draw left Colchester in the League Two relegation zone, after relegation rivals Sutton United and Forest Green Rovers both won.
Here are the Gazette player ratings, following the draw.
OWEN GOODMAN 7
U’s goalkeeper made good saves from Morris in either half and was a competent performer
JAY MINGI 7
Produced another composed performance in central defence. Booked.
CONNOR HALL 7
Colchester captain cleared Morris’s effort off the line; spearheaded the U’s defence. Booked.
ELLIS IANDOLO 8
U’s man of the match. Was denied by McGee and was composed in more central role on his return to the side
ARTHUR READ 7
Was his typically busy self in midfield and had a second-half effort kicked away by keeper McGee
ALISTAIR SMITH 8
Took his goal extremely well and made some important challenges and interceptions
JAYDEN FEVRIER 6
Had his work cut out at left wing-back dealing with Tranmere in first half in demanding role. Booked
HARRY ANDERSON 6
Worked hard for his side and had more joy after the break after a largely frustrating first half
CAMERON MCGEEHAN 7
Was twice foiled by McGee on his 200th league appearance. More advanced in the second half. Booked
TOM HOPPER 6
Was effective in the air and covered plenty of ground on his return to the U’s starting line-up
BRADLEY IHIONVIEN 6
Provided assist for Smith’s goal and had a decent chance to score before being replaced at half-time
SUBSTITUTES
NOAH CHILVERS (for Ihionvien, 46) 7
U’s academy product made a positive impact after coming on at half-time in a left-sided role
TOM DALLISON (for Fevrier, 59) 7
Was a solid performer at the heart of the Colchester defence and made some timely interventions
CONOR WILKINSON (for McGeehan, 83)
JOHN AKINDE (for Hopper, 84)
FIACRE KELLEHER (for Mingi, 88)
Subs (not used): Jay, Hornby.
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