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PORT VALE 0 NORTHAMPTON TOWN 0

Port Vale 0 Northampton Town 0 - the match report

12 February 2022

SKY BET LEAGUE 2      
Saturday February 12th, 3.00pm      
Vale Park

PORT VALE 0

NORTHAMPTON TOWN 0

Attendance: 5,979 (587 Cobblers fans)

Port Vale: Tomas Holy, Brad Walker (sub Harry Charlsey 60), Connor Hall, Nathan Smith, David Worrall, Ben Garrity, James Wilson (sub Kian Harratt 78), Chris Hussey, Aaron Martin, Tom Pett, Ryan Edmondson (sub Jamie Proctor 57)
Subs not used: Aidan Stone, Dan Jones, Joel Cooper, David Amoo
 
Cobblers: Liam Roberts, Tyler Magloire, Fraser Horsfall, Jon Guthrie, Ali Koiki (sub Joseph Mills 83), Paul Lewis, Shaun McWilliams, Sam Hoskins, Danny Rose (sub Michael Harriman 86), Mitch Pinnock, Louis Appere (sub Beryly Lubala 61)
Subs not used: Jonny Maxted, Scott Pollock, Peter Abimbola, Benny Ashley-Seal

Referee: Alan Young

Booked:
Port Vale: Aaron Martin (65)
Cobblers: Paul Lewis (52, 6th of the season), Shaun McWilliams (63, 10th), Beryly Lubala (82, 1st)

10 cautions on or before 37 games; 2 match suspension       
15 cautions at any time in season; 3 match suspension

Sent off:
Port Vale: none      
Cobblers: none

Sendings off: 2 cautions in one game; 1 match suspension but cautions do not count towards above totals. Other sendings off; 1 or 3 match suspension. Extra match ban for additional sendings off.

Danny Rose replaced Beryly Lubala in the only change made by Jon Brady for the trip to Port Vale. The game came too soon for Aaron McGowan (hamstring) and Jack Sowerby (knee) who were joined on the sidelines by Idris Kanu and Josh Eppiah. Kanu fractured his jaw in the win at Walsall while Eppiah missed out with a calf niggle. Ryan Edmondson, who had a loan spell at Sixfields in 2020/21, started up front for Vale.

The Cobblers started brightly, looking comfortable on the ball and quietening the home crowd. Paul Lewis drew the first save of the afternoon from Tomas Holy with the Vale keeper turning his shot behind after a neat bit of build up play involving Shaun McWilliams, Danny Rose and Louis Appere.

Vale, who went into the game just outside the play-off places, enjoyed a period of pressure before half-time without seriously testing Liam Roberts and a tight first half ended goalless.

A good ball in from Ali Koiki early in the second half almost saw the Cobblers take the lead when under pressure from Rose the ball was turned behind for what looked like a corner although the referee disagreed.

Mitch Pinnock, on the stretch, couldn’t quite connect with a whipped ball in from Rose as the Cobblers again went close before Bez Lubala came on for Appere.

With the game becoming a bit more fractious McWilliams picked up a booking before a chance for Vale saw Ben Garrity scuff his shot wide from the edge of the area.

Lubala shot wide from distance while Vale substitute Jamie Proctor had an effort comfortably saved by Roberts, the game still finely balanced with just over ten minutes to play.

Joseph Mills and Michael Harriman both came on for the closing stages which the Cobblers saw out to claim a creditable point and a third consecutive clean sheet.

PORT VALE MATCH STATS (first half in brackets, match total out of brackets)     
SHOTS ON TARGET: (2) 3
SHOTS OFF TARGET: (1) 4
CORNERS: (2) 3       
FOULS: (3) 9       
CAUGHT OFFSIDE: (1) 2

COBBLERS MATCH STATS (first half in brackets, match total out of brackets)      
SHOTS ON TARGET: (2) 3
SHOTS OFF TARGET: (2) 4
CORNERS: (1) 2
FOULS: (3) 9
CAUGHT OFFSIDE: (1) 2

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PORT VALE TICKET DETAILS -BUY BEFORE NOON ON FRIDAY TO SAVE ON MATCHDAY PRICES

Arrangements for Saturday's game at Vale Park

9 February 2022

Port Vale v Northampton Town
Sky Bet League 2
Saturday February 12th 2022
Kick off 3.00pm

We have been allocated an initial 1,020 seated tickets for this game priced as follows:

Adults £20
Seniors (aged 62 and over) £15
Young adult (aged 18-21) £12
Young teen (aged 13-17) £8
Aged 12 and under free

All concessions are strongly advised to carry proof of status with them to the game.

Tickets are now on sale from the Sixfields ticket office and ntfcdirect.co.uk

Tickets can be purchased on arrival with a price increase of £2. There is an away sales kiosk situated outside of the away stand from 1pm, cash only.

Supporters with a disability who are ambulant and are receiving medium or high ratings may have a helper with them free of charge. These supporters should pay the appropriate age related price of ticket and may sit in the away stand although Port Vale advise there are no facilities for supporters with disabilities in the away stand.

Port Vale do have a dedicated stand for supporters with disabilities which is a mixed supporter area and is situated at the other end of the ground to the away stand. This is suitable for ambulant disabled supporters who require accessible facilities and all wheelchair users. Tickets for this stand must be booked direct with Port Vale on 01782 655821. Car parking for this stand is £10 and can be booked with the tickets.

General matchday parking is priced at
Cars £5
Mini bus £16
Coaches £25
All pay on the day with no advance bookings.

All advanced sales will end at noon on Friday with any tickets not collected taken to the game for collection on arrival.

Port Vale reserve the right to refuse entry to any supporter they believe is attempting to gain entry to the stadium using an incorrect ticket.

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