There were some magical individual moments, but also some sloppy pieces of play in a very entertaining contest.
Ratings key: 10-Perfect, 9-Outstanding, 8-Very Good, 7-Good, 6-Okay, 5-Poor, 4-Very poor.
5.
MARK BEEVERS: Displayed some good positioning and won some key headers in his own area. The best of the back four 7.
6.
REECE BROWN: He looked very sharp at times and very careless at other times. His workrate was high though and he played very much on the front foot here. 6.5
7.
JACK TAYLOR: Weak in the first-half, but much improved after the break when he played more positively and with more aggression. Like Brown his passing was a real mixed bag. 6
8.
JOE WARD: Didn't cross or pass the ball well in the first-half, but came alive from the moment he tucked away his customary goal against Burton early in the second-half. A couple of good crosses almost led to goals and he struck the bar with a quality free kick. 7