Doncaster's Sky Bet League Two invincibility at the Keepmoat Stadium continued as they came from behind to beat Notts County 3-1. Goals from James Coppinger and Mathieu Baudry either side of half-time and Andy Williams' late effort made it a 19th home game of the season without defeat as the leaders coast towards promotion. Notts County threatened an upset when they took the lead after 19 minu...Full Story »

Oldham ended a run of three successive defeats to clinch a hard earned point in a 1-1 draw with Doncaster. But it left them without a victory in their last seven games while Doncaster have not won in two matches since sacking manager Paul Dickov. There was little goalmouth action in a scrappy first half hour, although James Coppinger missed a chance for the home side when he volleyed high over...Full Story »

First-half goals from James Coppinger and Curtis Main earned Doncaster their first league win of the season as they beat Fleetwood 2-0. Rovers were always the livelier side and Fleetwood never looked like repeating the form that saw them score four goals in each of their last two games. Coppinger headed the home side in front in the 17th minute when he connected with a raking free-kick from Aa...Full Story »

James Coppinger will return to the Doncaster squad for the Yorkshire derby against fellow play-off hopefuls Bradford. Coppinger has missed the last three games through injury but the midfielder is fit again and could go straight back into Rovers' starting line-up. Defender Reece Wabara and forward Nathan Tyson have been nursing niggles recently but both players are expected to retain their pla...Full Story »

Doncaster will check on James Coppinger ahead of the visit of Swindon. Coppinger missed the home defeat to play-off rivals Peterborough on Saturday through injury but it is hoped the midfielder will be able to return to the squad on Tuesday night. Rovers boss Paul Dickov, whose team is without a win in three games, has the likes of Cedric Evina, Jamie McCombe, Abdul Razak, Theo Robinson and Ky...Full Story »

James Coppinger is unlikely to be involved when Doncaster host fellow play-off hopefuls Peterborough at the Keepmoat Stadium. Coppinger is struggling to be fit in time after coming off injured against Gillingham last weekend and Tuesday's visit of Swindon is a more realistic target for a return to full fitness. He joins fellow midfielder Paul Keegan (knee) on the sidelines while on-loan strike...Full Story »

James Coppinger is a doubt for Doncaster as they prepare to host Walsall. Coppinger came off against Chesterfield last weekend with an ankle injury. Initial scans suggested there could be ligament damage, hinting at a lengthy lay-off for the veteran midfielder. However, the 34-year-old is hopeful the problem is not that severe and he has sought a second opinion. Should Coppinger miss out he co...Full Story »

Matt Smith scored for the third game in a row to earn League One leaders Bristol City an FA Cup replay after a 1-1 draw at Doncaster. The former Leeds frontman, on loan from Fulham, headed home a 75th-minute equaliser after Doncaster had looked the better side for most of the match. There was little to chose between the teams for the first half hour with City keeper Frank Fielding doing well t...Full Story »

Doncaster fought back from behind for a 2-1 derby success at Scunthorpe, only their second win in the last seven games. They started brightly against the struggling home side with Richie Wellens and Nathan Tyson both testing keeper Bobby Olejnik. Scunthorpe then settled and only a flying save from Jed Steer prevented leading marksman Paddy Madden firing the home side in front. Scunthorpe did ...Full Story »