Bristol Rovers boss Paul Trollope felt his side did enough to return with all three points after their trip to Yeovil ended in a goalless draw.The Glovers' on-loan Pompey keeper Asmir Begovic was a constant thorn in the Pirates' side as he produced a string of outstanding saves to maintain parity.

"We came looking for three points and we could have got them," said Trollope. "Conditions were bad with end-to-end wind but we played some decent football, especially in the second half.

"Steve Phillips, my keeper, got in some good kicks against the wind and we were dangerous from set pieces. Their goalkeeper made a couple of excellent saves."

Loan signing Wayne Andrews was handed his full debut, but the big Coventry striker lasted just 21 minutes before he was stretchered off following a heavy tackle by Yeovil skipper Terry Skiverton.

Trollope said: "We have to assess the damage but it looks like knee ligaments and it doesn't look too good."

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