Alex Revell and Grant McCann both feel it was two points dropped
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Both Alex Revell and Grant McCann were thinking that their side should have won after the 2-2 draw between Stevenage and Doncaster.
All four goals came in the second half with Josh Magennis heading Boro in front on 57 minutes only for Jack Senior and Owen Bailey to have Rovers ahead on 80 minutes.
Olly Sanderson scored two minutes later though to leave each side with a point and still searching for their first victory of the season.
“Yeah, it was end-to-end and a battle,” said Stevenage boss Revell. “From our point of view, we played some really good football at times in the first half and should have been ahead.
“We took the lead in the second half but then just maybe sat back a little bit.
“I think you can feel there’s a real desire to win games but we showed the character of the group to come back after going behind.
“A point is somewhere to start again and I thought it was of a more Stevenage performance, in terms of energy and togetherness.”
Doncaster’s McCann said: “I thought we should have won the game for sure.
“There was nothing in the first half. When you come to Stevenage, you have to be good with your duels and win those first and second contacts.
“I thought the shape of the team was fine and they didn’t really cause us too many problems, but I wanted to see a wee bit more bravery on the ball in the second half.
“Their first goal was disappointing from our point of view, we just didn’t get out to stop the cross, but the response was outstanding.
“And I thought we were the much better team, second half, I really did, but it feels frustrating to come away here with a point.
“But I think it’ll be a decent point in the long run.”
McCann does want one improvement though.
“What’s concerning at this moment in time is we’ve conceded really soft goals in our three games, so that’s something we need to look at on the training ground,” he added.
“We’re just switching off at vital moments. When you do that, you get punished at this level.”