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23 July 2022 Venue LNER Stadium Attendance Referee James Bell

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Lincoln City
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Blackburn Rovers
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4-3-3
  • 1
    Carl Rushworth
    GK
  • 22
    TY Eyoma
    DF
  • 20
    Paudie O'Connor
    DF
  • 2
    Regan Poole
    DF
  • 17
    Jamie Robson
    DF
  • 21
    Lasse Sorensen
    MF
  • 8
    Ted Bishop
    MF
  • 14
    Tashan Oakley-Boothe
    MF
  • 7
    Charles Vernam
    FW
  • 9
    Tom Hopper
    FW
  • 11
    Anthony Scully
    FW

Substitutes

  • 29
    Jordan Wright
    SUB
  • 30
    Sean Roughan
    SUB
  • 16
    Jay Benn
    SUB
  • 33
    Hayden Cann
    SUB
  • 5
    Adam Jackson
    SUB
  • 36
    Morgan Worsfold-Gregg
    SUB
  • 6
    Max Sanders
    SUB
  • 23
    Hakeeb Adelakun
    SUB
  • 46
    Charley Kendall
    SUB
  • 32
    Jovon Makama
    SUB

Manager

  • -
    Mark Kennedy

4-4-2
  • 1
    Thomas Kaminski
    GK
  • 5
    Ash Phillips
    GK
  • 16
    Scott Wharton
    GK
  • 3
    Harry Pickering
    GK
  • 17
    Hayden Carter
    GK
  • 6
    Adam Wharton
    GK
  • 27
    Lewis Travis
    GK
  • 19
    Ryan Hedges
    GK
  • 23
    Bradley Dack
    GK
  • 22
    Ben Brereton Diaz
    GK
  • 10
    Tyrhys Dolan
    GK

Substitutes

  • 34
    Joe Hilton
    SUB
  • 2
    Callum Brittain
    SUB
  • 20
    Dan Pike
    SUB
  • 28
    Alex Baker
    SUB
  • 8
    Jared Harlock
    SUB
  • 31
    Dominik Biniek
    SUB

Manager

  • -
    Jon Dahl Tomasson

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Match Reports

Imps 0 Blackburn 1

23 July 2022

City concluded their pre-season preparations with a narrow defeat against Championship opposition in Blackburn Rovers.

The visitors had a promising move three minutes in as Ben Brereton Diaz had his effort saved by Rushworth from close range, but the forward was flagged offside.

City responded with a couple of dangerous crosses from both wings into the six yard box which troubled the Rovers defence, but were eventually cleared.

Both sides enjoyed varying spells of possession across the next 25 minutes with no real threats to goal.

Tyrhys Dolan was warned by the referee following a late challenge on Tashan Oakley-Boothe after losing possession.Dolan then unleashed an effort from 18 yards shortly after which was blocked by Regan Poole who threw himself in front of the ball.

Another strike from outside the area came from Lewis Travis in the 36th minute, but his effort finished failed to trouble Rushworth.

City then threatened with a Charles Vernam corner which found Tom Hopper at the back post who headed into a crowded penalty area before the ball was cleared.

Vernam again created another opportunity from a free-kick met by Paudie O’Connor three minutes before half time, but the defender’s header was met by a fine save from Thomas Kaminski.

O’Connor’s header proved to be the best chance of the first half as both teams headed into the tunnel at 0-0.
Callum Brittain made an instant impact after coming on at half time as his cross found Dack who calmy headed Blackburn into the lead.

A long range shot from Hopper followed, earning City a corner which was nearly converted by the striker at the front post, but his header was blocked.

Rovers’ goalscorer Dack was replaced by Jared Harlock in the 59th minute as Jon Dahl Tomasson opted for some fresh legs.

Brereton Diaz came close in the 61st minute after his low strike was stopped by Rushworth who had to react quickly.

Rushworth was called into action again shortly after as he comfortably saved a central effort from Dolan.

Mark Kennedy made his first change of the game in the 75th minute replacing Oakley-Boothe with Max Sanders.

Two more changes for the Imps came with 10 minutes to go, Hakeeb Adelakun replacing Vernam and Jovon Makama replacing Anthony Scully.

Ryan Hedges nearly found the top corner late on from long-range, but his shot was denied by the crossbar.

Charley Kendall replaced Hopper with five minutes left on the clock as the Imps searched for an equaliser.

One minute of added time was played but the visitors kept their one goal lead.

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