Shrewsbury 0 Accrington 0 - Ollie Westbury analysis - video Dailymotion

Shrewsbury 0 Accrington 0 - Ollie Westbury analysis

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00:01Shrewsbury's wait for a League 2 victory continued here in the pouring rain at the Crowdmeadow

00:06as they were held to a goalless draw against Accrington Stanley.

00:10It was the first time Town had taken a league point since the opening day of the season

00:14and Shrewsbury, who improved last week at Swindon, then got a victory in midweek against Chelsea under-21s,

00:27kind of went another step, performed well, created quite a few chances, XG was good,

00:32it was much better than Accrington Stanley's but could not quite put that finishing end product on the end of moves.

00:40They had a countless number of good opportunities but they kind of squandered them all,

00:44a far cry from where we were at the start of the season when it did not look like they would ever score

00:48but they've started to create some clear-cut opportunities.

00:51It feels like the team's evolved slightly in terms of it's managing to get on the front foot.

00:58They're getting in the opposition's half, there was a period in the second half,

01:01probably for the first 22 minutes where I don't think Accrington Stanley touched the ball

01:06in Shrewsbury's final third, such was the fact that Town had managed to pen them in

01:11and keep them in their own penalty area defending.

01:17Town, good from a defensive perspective too, obviously not conceding, second clean sheet of the season,

01:23so important in that aspect as well.

01:26Town, obviously a couple of, a new face in the start of the 11th, Ishmael Kaby,

01:32who arrived on Sunday from, Sunday, sorry, arrived on Friday evening from Arsenal on a season-long loan.

01:39He looks like he has a real turn of pace, the real ability to kind of beat a player

01:43and get in down the sides and Isaac England got his first start in league football

01:51and he was absolutely outstanding in the centre of the park.

01:53He is going to be one hell of a player, the young 17-year-old Shrewsbury fan, Shrewsbury-born player.

01:58He looks really, really good, really comfortable on the ball, keeps it ticking over

02:02and has made a real positive impact since he came into the side, so he deserved his start.

02:09Back to go off to see Michael Apperton, all the reaction at stopstart.com.