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That's it, it's all over, the referee has blown the final whistle.
Dave Hibbert is being taken off, Danny Hall has come on in his place.
Roscoe D'Sane is replaced by Leighton McGivern.
David Hunt is booked for unsporting behaviour.
Graham Branch is replaced by Phil Edwards.
John Miles is being taken off, Shaun Whalley has come on in his place.
Goal!! Shrewsbury have scored with Dave Hibbert putting it in the back of the net.
Dave Hibbert is booked for leaving field without consent.
Graham Branch is booked for unsporting behaviour.
Goal!! Shrewsbury have scored with Ben Davies putting it in the back of the net.
Jay Harris goes into the referees book for unsporting behaviour.
Shrewsbury are replacing Michael Symes with Marc Pugh.
The second half is under way with the score currently at 1 v 0.
Luke Jones is being taken off, Darren Kempson has come on in his place.
Half time whistle is blown by J Moss
Goal!! Paul Mullin scores for Accrington Stanley.
It's 3pm on Saturday, December 22nd, the match has kicked off.
Shrewsbury Town had midfield star Ben Davies to thank for keeping their play-off push on track with a win at mid-table Accrington Stanley. The 26-year-old former Chester star scored the equaliser and created the winner for Dave Hibbert after Paul Mullin had put Stanley one up in the 39th minute. Davies curled home a stunning shot into the top right-hand corner in the 64th minute, before he found Hibbert with a pin-point right-wing delivery just four minutes later. The 21-year-old powered a header home from inside the six-yard box. It truly was a remarkable turnaround for the visitors, who were given a half-time rollicking by their manager Gary Peters. They looked lethargic and, according to Peters, didn't deserve anything on their first-half showing. Stanley should have been out of sight after Mullin headed home a John Miles corner six minutes before the break. But they were made to pay yet again at home - they have only won four at the Fraser Eagle Stadium - by a Davies inspired Town. After Hibbert had headed his ninth of the campaign, Town also had a third goal chalked off when Marc Pugh was adjudged to have carried the ball out of play during a mazy run. Stanley then piled on the pressure in the last ten minutes, with Robbie Williams going the closest when he fired wide in a goalmouth scramble. Stanley's boss John Coleman was absolutely livid with his side for not killing off the game, calling it "ten minutes of madness" that cost his side the contest.
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