JP Trophy
September 4, 2012
Myrie-Williams brace rocks Rovers
Scoring Summary
| Port Vale | Tranmere Rovers |
|---|---|
| Jennison Myrie-Williams (57') | |
| Jennison Myrie-Williams (pen 75') |
Teams
| Port Vale | Tranmere Rovers |
|---|---|
| 1 Chris Neal | 1 Owain fon Williams |
| 24 Richard Duffy | 14 Zoumana Bakayogo |
| 5 John McCombe | 2 Danny Holmes |
| 14 Clayton McDonald | 23 Roman Golobart |
| 15 Chris Shuker | 21 Ben Gibson |
| 7 Doug Loft | 12 Danny Harrison |
| 9 Jennison Myrie-Williams | 7 Joe Thompson |
| 18 Sam Morsy | 17 Max Power |
| 8 Louis Dodds | 22 Abdulai Bell-Baggie |
| 10 Ashley Vincent | 11 Adam McGurk |
| 11 Tom Pope | 9 Jake Cassidy |
| Substitutes | |
| 2 Adam Yates | Jason Mooney 33 |
| 3 Robert Taylor | Mark McChrystal 18 |
| 23 Ryan Burge | Michael Kay 19 |
| 22 Ryan Lloyd | Jake Kirby 15 |
| 19 Ben Williamson | Cole Stockton 16 |
| Substitutions | |
| Ryan Burge for Sam Morsy (56) | Michael Kay for Danny Holmes (46) |
| Ben Williamson for Louis Dodds (70) | Cole Stockton for Joe Thompson (64) |
| Adam Yates for Richard Duffy (70) | Jake Kirby for Max Power (75) |
| Yellow Cards | |
| Sam Morsy (28) | Roman Golobart (74) |
| Jennison Myrie-Williams (58) | |
| · Rosters: Port Vale | Tranmere Rovers | |
Jennison Myrie-Williams netted a second-half double to send Port Vale into the second round of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy with a comfortable 2-0 victory against disappointing Tranmere.
Vale boss Micky Adams selected an unchanged starting line-up for a fifth successive game and it showed with a quick and confident start.
Clayton McDonald should have scored when he headed over in the sixth minute and Louis Dodds blazed wide of a gaping net two minutes later.
Dodds also had one effort ruled out for offside and headed another opportunity inches over the top as Vale dominated the first half.
Tranmere, with four changes from the side which thrashed Colchester 4-0 at the weekend, continued to struggle before Vale took a 57th-minute lead.
Zoumana Bakayogo tripped Richard Duffy 25 yards out and Myrie-Williams drove an unstoppable left-foot shot into the top right-hand corner of Owain Fon Williams' net.
The contest was as good as over in the 75th minute when Roman Golobart handled a cross from Vale substitute Adam Yates and Myrie-Williams sent Fon Williams the wrong way from the penalty spot.
Tranmere substitute Cole Stockton breathed some life into his team in the closing stages but it was too little, too late.


