Moments of individual brilliance have been a frequent source of Bristol Rovers’ impressive form since the turn of the year, with just one defeat from their last nine league games, but the victory over promotion contenders Sutton United at the Mem came through the efforts of a cohesive unit.
Goals early in each half from Harry Anderson and Aaron Collins secured the three points and even with a missed penalty from Paul Coutts, it could have easily been a more flattering scoreline in favour of the Gas.
Rovers have rarely dominated games from start to finish and have often relied on individual brilliance to win points, with Aaron Collins, Antony Evans and James Belshaw the consistent names providing those moments.
