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There were more impressive performances against Cambridge as Wanderers extended their unbeaten run to 10 games.
MATT GILKS...5
The experienced and reliable stopper will be kicking himself over a rare blip, and grateful that it didn't alter the overall outcome. Barely tested otherwise
GETHIN JONES...8
The right back made some rampaging runs and delivered the ball into key areas, notably for Doyle's opener
RICARDO SANTOS...8
Had looked on course for another clean sheet but held firm to help Wanderers through a tricky final 10 minutes and secure the win
ALEX BAPTISTE...7
His experience came to the fore against the division's top scorer. Paul Mullin didn't get a look-in
DECLAN JOHN...8
Lit the blue touch paper on the left hand side with some delightful passages of play and deliveries, the pick of which was for Doyle's first-half volley
MJ WILLIAMS...7
Sprayed the ball about effectively, picking out team-mates in space and encouraging runs to put pressure on the Cambridge defence
KIERAN LEE...8
Here, there and everywhere. An asset in and out of possession and often first to the second ball to keep Wanderers on the front foot
NATHAN DELFOUNESO...7
Back in the line-up after his goal against Bradford and played his part in Wanderers' passing moves
ANTONI SARCEVIC...8
Dogged, diligent and dynamic. Wanderers missed him when Evatt took the opportunity to protect him after a run of midweek games, but his goal proved decisive
DAPO AFOLAYAN...7
Eye-catching with the ball but equally effective out of possession, defending from the front and closing down quickly
EOIN DOYLE...8
Took his tally for the season to 14 with a clinical finish, and the striker could have had more but for Callum Burton
Subs: Marcus Maddison 7 (for Sarcevic 62), George Thomason (for Delfouneso 75), Arthur Gnahoua (for Afolayan 81), Shaun Miller (for Doyle 81)
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MATT GILKS...5
The experienced and reliable stopper will be kicking himself over a rare blip, and grateful that it didn't alter the overall outcome. Barely tested otherwise
GETHIN JONES...8
The right back made some rampaging runs and delivered the ball into key areas, notably for Doyle's opener
RICARDO SANTOS...8
Had looked on course for another clean sheet but held firm to help Wanderers through a tricky final 10 minutes and secure the win
ALEX BAPTISTE...7
His experience came to the fore against the division's top scorer. Paul Mullin didn't get a look-in
DECLAN JOHN...8
Lit the blue touch paper on the left hand side with some delightful passages of play and deliveries, the pick of which was for Doyle's first-half volley
MJ WILLIAMS...7
Sprayed the ball about effectively, picking out team-mates in space and encouraging runs to put pressure on the Cambridge defence
KIERAN LEE...8
Here, there and everywhere. An asset in and out of possession and often first to the second ball to keep Wanderers on the front foot
NATHAN DELFOUNESO...7
Back in the line-up after his goal against Bradford and played his part in Wanderers' passing moves
ANTONI SARCEVIC...8
Dogged, diligent and dynamic. Wanderers missed him when Evatt took the opportunity to protect him after a run of midweek games, but his goal proved decisive
DAPO AFOLAYAN...7
Eye-catching with the ball but equally effective out of possession, defending from the front and closing down quickly
EOIN DOYLE...8
Took his tally for the season to 14 with a clinical finish, and the striker could have had more but for Callum Burton
Subs: Marcus Maddison 7 (for Sarcevic 62), George Thomason (for Delfouneso 75), Arthur Gnahoua (for Afolayan 81), Shaun Miller (for Doyle 81)
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