Shrewsbury Town’s unbeaten home record came to an end as Ethan Hamilton’s second-half strike earned Lincoln City victory.
Jordan Shipley of Shrewsbury Town and Ethan Erhahon of Lincoln City
Moreover, Town summer signing Max Mata had received clearance from the Home Office to play, however the 23-year-old New Zealand international who joined from Sligo Rovers earlier this month was absent after picking up a calf injury in training on Thursday. Ryan Bowman was unable to convert with his toe-poke effort, likewise to Perry who was presented with the best opportunity of the game just after the half-hour mark. The midfielder latched onto Daniel Udoh’s over-the-top ball and cut on to his right foot before firing at Lukas Jensen in goal.
Joe Anderson would’ve had his heart in his mouth as he slipped over and offered Lasse Sorensen an opportunity to give Lincoln the lead, but the wing-back’s shot was saved by Marosi who was solid when called into action.Salop we’re then nearly caught napping from a Lincoln City 77th-minute free-kick, but survived as Adam Jackson headed wide.
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