There were moments in this match when both sides threatened, but in truth neither keeper was tested too often as the Cherries and Robins cancelled themselves out.

Jalal was tested in the first half when Cheltenham's Richards managed to create a clear shooting chance, which Jalal dealt with by sticking out a boot to clear the danger. Brown, in the Robins goal, was only severely tested in the 92nd minute when a Pitman free kick was curved around the wall, only to be parried away. Otherwise neither keeper was tested, which sums up the attacking prowess of both sides.

Jalal - hardly had anything to do, but when called upon did well.
Bradbury - poor distribution of the ball all afternoon
Garry - did well this afternoon against a lively Cheltenham front line
Pearce - was tested this afternoon against a lively Cheltenham front line
Wiggins - great to see him back in a Cherries shirt at Dean Court. Got a warm reception at the start of the game and had a superb game all round
Feeney - you can see what he's trying to do, but the rest of League Two have sussed him out now. Needs to show more invention
Hollands - had a reasonable game
McQuoid - a strong contender for the man of the match until he went off. Didn't do anything wrong in my book
Fletcher - a quiet game for him
Pitman - had a few chances, but was disappointing, but a great free kick at the the end of the match which could have won it

My man of the match goes to Rhoys Wiggins.

AFCB: Jalal, Bradbury, Garry, Pearce, Wiggins, Feeney, Hollands, Robinson, McQuoid, Fletcher, Pitman
Subs: Thomas, Bartley (for McQuoid, 53 mins), Connell (for Fletcher, 70 mins), Goulding (for Bartley, 80 mins)
Andy Burton, Portsmouth