Bristol Rovers

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Bristol Rovers hit magnificent seven against Scunthorpe to clinch ... (The Guardian)

An incredible 7-0 win against Scunthorpe sealed the most unlikely of last-day triumphs for Bristol Rovers, who edged out Northampton on goals scored to ...

Barton was playing the role of manager and balboy, desperately attempting to speed things up whenever and wherever possible. The Rovers striker potted his shot into the far corner and rushed to fish the ball out of the net. Glenn Whelan, who turned 38 in January and played under Barton at Fleetwood, operated at the base of midfield to help police the odd Scunthorpe attack. Anthony Evans drove in on the hour mark and then scored a fine free-kick with 14 minutes of normal time to play. Two minutes later Bristol Rovers had put a seventh goal past an already relegated Scunthorpe to miraculously leapfrog Northampton on goals scored and into the final automatic League Two promotion place. “Please stay off the pitch,” Barton said in a message transmitted over the speakers, before both teams re-emerged about 15 minutes later.

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Dublin duo Glenn Whelan and Trevor Clarke steer Bristol Rovers to ... (Pundit Arena)

Dismantling Scunthorpe at the Memorial Stadium, Rovers ran out 7-0 winners, as they secured promotion via goal difference going in their favour.

Glenn Whelan and Trevor Clarke steer Bristol Rovers back to League One. Heading into the final day, Rovers needed a big goal swing in the event of a win for Northampton Town away to Barrow, and that was what they got. Dublin duo Glenn Whelan and Trevor Clarke were on hand for Bristol Rovers this afternoon, as the Gas secured an incredible promotion to League One.

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Bristol Rovers dramatically promoted to League One on goal ... (The Athletic)

Joey Barton's side were only 3-0 up after an hour, but late goals from Antony Evans, Aaron Collins, and Newcastle loanee Elliot Anderson secured a return to the ...

Fans invading the pitch with flares led to 18 minutes of injury time, with the referee warning of an abandonment if a further pitch invasion took place. Capitals' Ilya Samsonov to start at goalie Game 3 vs. Capitals' Ilya Samsonov to start at goalie Game 3 vs.

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Bristol Rovers win 7-0 to pip Northampton to secure promotion from ... (Daily Mail)

Bristol Rovers snatched the final automatic promotion spot from League Two in barely believable fashion as they thrashed Scunthorpe 7-0 to pip Northampton ...

Bristol Rovers snatched the final automatic promotion spot from League Two in barely believable fashion as they thrashed Scunthorpe 7-0 to pip Northampton to third place on goals scored. - Bristol Rovers thrashed Scunthorpe 7-0 to pip Northampton to promotion Gas win SEVEN-NIL against Scunthorpe to pip Northampton to League Two automatic promotion on final day of the season - as Joey Barton's side finish third on goals scored

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'It is chaos' – Bristol Rovers earn promotion from League Two with ... (talkSPORT.com)

Bristol Rovers secured automatic promotion in the most dramatic fashion after overturning a five-goal disadvantage in the hunt for a spot in League On.

Free Bets are paid as Bet Credits and are available for use upon settlement of qualifying bets. Bet £10 & Get £50 in Free Bets for new customers at bet365. “The stewards are on the pitch, they’re trying to get the fans back and the Bristol Rovers players have gone over to try and get their fans back.

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League Two chaos as Bristol Rovers clinch promotion through goal ... (Planet Sport)

Northampton Town have agonisingly missed out on automatic promotion in League Two despite beating Barrow 3-1, with Bristol Rovers 7-0 win taking them into ...

Anderson's goal triggered a pitch invasion from the jubilant Bristol Rovers fans, and after a 16 minute delay, their side saw out the victory before celebrating their promotion. Then in the 85th minute, Elliot Anderson topped off the scoring to complete a historic win. That left it down to goals scored to decide who took third, and Bristol's 71 pipped Northampton's 60, meaning Jon Brady's side will have to battle through the play-offs.

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Joey Barton's immediate reaction as Bristol Rovers snatch ... (Bristol Live)

Bristol Rovers were promoted to League One by the virtue of goals scored thanks to a remarkable 7-0 win against Scunthorpe United on the final day.

"As a direct consequence of that, the fans have turned up and supported them because they knew they give everything for the quarters. "There have been some tough moments, but one thing that can’t ever be questioned is the character of our team and our players. The Cobblers won 3-1 at Barrow, but they lost out by the virtue of goals scored with both teams locked on 80 points and 22 goal difference.

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'A miracle' - Wael Al-Qadi reacts to Bristol Rovers' promotion and ... (Bristol Live)

Bristol Rovers owner Wael Al-Qadi was a proud man as his patience and belief in manager Joey Barton paid off handsomely on a truly exhilarating day in north ...

“After we scored the goal, they ran onto the pitch and I was slightly surprised to see the referee (threaten to call it off),” he added. “You can see what it means for the fans, it’s just an incredible feeling, this winning feeling to see everybody happy. It took a bit of time but we got there in the end.

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Joey Barton's Bristol Rovers seal incredible promotion after 7-0 final ... (Mirror.co.uk)

The Gas have clinched an outstanding victory against Scunthorpe that sees them overtake Northampton Town on goal difference to book their place in League ...

Rovers will join Exeter City and Forest Green in the third tier next season, with Rob Edwards' side securing the title on a dramatic final day. The two sides both started the day on 77 points but the Cobblers had a superior goal difference of five. The Gas recorded their biggest win since 1964 to pip Northampton Town to third place.

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Bristol Rovers promoted live: Reaction after Gas produce final-day ... (Bristol Live)

Joey Barton's Bristol Rovers have returned to League One at the first time of asking after an epic final day in League Two.

Four promotions now in a fine career for the midfielder. Wild celebrations followed, both before and after the final whistle. Stay tuned throughout the day for reaction and analysis of an incredible day in the history of Bristol Rovers Football Club.

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The unbelievable: How Bristol Rovers secured promotion on a ... (EFL)

Was this the greatest final day in the history of the Sky Bet League Two?

From the staff to the players to the fans, what a Club. “As a direct consequence of that, the fanbase have turned up and supported them because they knew they’d give everything. “I’m so delighted to get it over the line. You won’t see many fanbases like this in League One or the Championship. We’ll enjoy it all night.” You get special days if you get that kind of recipe.” We’ve just won 7-0 on the final day to get us up. That was four goal contributions for the afternoon for the teenage starlet. And his 15th of the season was soon to follow. Elsewhere, the destination of the League Two title changed hands twice in five minutes as Forest Green Rovers – who were eventually crowned champions – and Exeter City went head-to-head for top spot. It was only now that Gas fans began frantically checking the rule book to see what should happen if their team tied with the Cobblers, who were now winning 3-1 after Barrow pulled a goal back. Young Iron defender Oliver Lobley turned the ball into his own net to give Bristol Rovers the lead. But, to make matters even more astonishing, the Cobblers weren’t messing about, either.

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Bristol Rovers boss Joey Barton reveals final-day team talk and the ... (Bristol Live)

The remarkable events of May 7 were vindication for Joey Barton at Bristol Rovers, but he was quick to deflect the praise elsewhere.

He added: "I just really believed in the group and I really believed in what we were doing. That team today and that performance is the epitome of what Blacky preached to me on a daily basis." If we’d have had an average home following we wouldn’t have got the job done. I think I can build a proper army here in this city, something that has not been done at least in the North part of the city before. The lads have turned up and they’ve competed and it’s my belief that if you do that over the course of a season, you get what you deserve. "For me it was a case of believing in the group.

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