Shrewsbury player ratings after goalless draw against Accrington
Ollie Westbury has rated the Shrewsbury Town players after their clash with Accrington Stanley.


ELYH HARRISON
The keeper did not have a great deal to do for most of the game. Made a good stop in the second period when Callum Stewart almost headed into his own net.
Reliable: 7
TOM SANG
Played at right wing-back in this one and was a threat on the right side. He switched late on and played further forward, and he was good there too.
Bright: 7
SAM STUBBS
All of the Town back three had a decent afternoon. Stubbs was up against Tyler Walton, and he kept him relatively quiet.
Strong: 7
TOM ANDERSON
Led the back line well and headed plenty of threatening balls away when Town were under pressure. Decent showing from the former Doncaster man.
Decent: 7
WILL BOYLE
He was a real threat in the opposition box, and he had two chances to score in the second period which he could have done better with. He defended well.
Good: 6
SAM CLUCAS
Put in some superb balls in the first half, which were just begging for someone to get on the end of. He gave Salop an outlet on the left.
Threatening: 7
TAYLOR PERRY
He was the senior man in midfield alongside England in the centre of the park. He did well to break up play and get on the ball.
Worked: 7
ISAAC ENGLAND
Outstanding first league start from the youngster who was absolutely terrific. He had excellent calmness in possession, and his range of passing was superb too.
Outstanding: 9
CALLUM STEWART
Could have scored in the first half when he was put through by Tom Sang, but he found the side netting. A touch wasteful in front of goal.
Wasteful: 6
JOHN MARQUIS
Mixed bag from Marquis in the one. Did some good things, but there were a couple of times when he could have shown more composure too.
Mixed: 6
ISMEAL KABIA
Lively debut from the Arsenal loanee who was a big threat with his pace on the right side. He will get better and better the more he plays.
Promising: 7
SUBSTITUTES
Luca Hoole 6 (Kabia 78)
Not used: Brook, Nsiala, Benning, Biggins, Gray.
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