Hashtag had the better chances in the first 45 mostly down to the two ex-Rovers men Ben Brooks and Kojo Apenteng, however the Rovers defence stood strong and the half ended goalless.

There was a sense that the first half nerves had evaporated and both teams opened up and started playing some attacking football.

Brooks and Apentang were at it again in the second period but although there were chances for both sides to take the lead we entered the final 20 minutes still looking for the opener.

On 72 minutes the deadlock was broken and against play Rovers were a head, after a melee in the Tags area Morisi Gelashvili was at hand to poke it past the keeper and grab his first goal for Rovers.

Rovers are all too aware of late goals this season and as the Tags pushed forward you felt the game was long from over and after Sam Bantick was clear but saw his shot superbly saved by Tim Brown the ball came back to Tommy Stagg who made no mistake and slotted it past Brown for the equalizer with 2 minutes of normal time still to be played.

Hashtag went on the hunt for the winner but it was Rovers who nearly took all the spoils when substitute Alex Clark was put through only to see his shot hit the crossbar and go over.

Although both teams would have been disappointed with a point a piece a draw was probably a fair reflection of the game.