Cheltenham eased to a 4-0 victory against promotion rivals Tranmere, chalking up their biggest league win of the season in the process. Three first-half goals gave the hosts a sizeable cushion before Michael Duff's side wrapped things up with a stunning Callum Wright strike early in the second period. Conor Thomas bagged Cheltenham's fourth-minute opener, slotting home from close range as the visitors failed to deal with Ben Tozer's long throw. It was a similar situation in the 14th minute when William Boyle diverted a Wright shot over the line following another throw and it could have been three soon after but Alfie May's effort was blocked by the legs of Tranmere keeper Joe Murphy. A Kieron Morris shot was deflected into the keeper's arms as the visitors looked for a way back into the game, only for Cheltenham to score again in the 42nd minute when Liam Sercombe sent May in on goal and he slotted past Murphy.

Source: Sky sports April 02, 2021 16:41 UTC