Cheltenham Town v Scunthorpe United, 25 March 2014
| Score | 2-0 to Scunthorpe United |
| Referee | Charles Breakspear |
| Competition | League Two |
| Venue | Abbey Business Stadium, Cheltenham |
| Attendance | 2,080 |
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Goals:
Starting lineup:
Goalkeeper
Scott PA Brown
Defender
Troy Brown
Defender
Mitch Brundle
Defender/Centre back
Steve Elliott
Defender/Midfielder
Sido Jombati
Defender/Midfielder
Matt Richards
Midfielder
Sam Deering
Midfielder
Jermaine McGlashan
Midfielder
David Noble
Midfielder
Jason Taylor
Forward
Byron Harrison
Substitutions:
| Jamie Cureton for Jason Taylor | 65 |
| Ashley Vincent for David Noble | 65 |
| Terry Gornell for Byron Harrison | 71 |
Cards:
| Matt Richards | 45 | Y |
On the bench:
Goalkeeper
Connor Roberts
Defender
Craig Braham-Barrett
Midfielder
Zack Kotwica
Midfielder/Forward
Ashley Vincent
Forward
Jamie Cureton
Forward
Terry Gornell
Forward
Harry Williams
Comments:
League position: 14thGoals:
| Sam Winnall | 45 |
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| Sam Winnall | 59 |
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Starting lineup:
Sam Slocombe
Goalkeeper
Niall Canavan
Defender
David Mirfin
Defender
Eddie Nolan
Defender
Marcus Williams
Defender/Midfielder
Terry Hawkridge
Midfielder
Sean McAllister
Midfielder
Dave Syers
Midfielder
Paddy Madden
Forward
Gary McSheffrey
Forward
Sam Winnall
Forward
Substitutions:
| Paul Hayes for Sam Winnall | 79 |
| Hakeeb Adelakun for Gary McSheffrey | 80 |
| Matt Sparrow for Sean McAllister | 89 |
Cards:
| Sean McAllister | 21 | Y |
| Gary McSheffrey | 55 | Y |
| Niall Canavan | 74 | Y |
| Paul Hayes | 90 | Y |
On the bench:
Goalkeeper
James Severn
Defender
Christian Ribeiro
Defender/Centre back
Luke Waterfall
Midfielder
Matt Sparrow
Forward
Hakeeb Adelakun
Forward
James Alabi
Forward
Paul Hayes
Comments:
League position: 14thComments:
League position: 2nd On his 50th birthday, Scunthorpe United boss Russ Wilcox equalled a 125-year Football League record. The former Preston North End defender became the first manager to be undefeated in the first 23 league games of his reign since Major William Sudell led Preston's famous Invincibles team in the inaugural Football League season in 1888-89. Sudell was actually the club's chairman and was responsible for the management of the team. He was also the honorary treasurer of the Football League for the first four years of its existence and is said to be responsible for giving the competition its title.