Blackpool 1-2 Tranmere Rovers

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Tranmere's hopes of survival were boosted thanks to a narrow win at Blackpool.

Neil Critchley's first home game in charge of the Seasiders was spoiled as Rovers' third straight victory moved them to within three points of fourth-bottom Wimbledon.

Blackpool striker Joe Nuttall saw an early shot saved by Scott Davies after he had been teed up by Connor Ronan.

At the other end Morgan Ferrier scooped a shot over following Peter Clarke's knock-down.

Blackpool's Nathan Delfouneso saw a header strike the top of the crossbar before Rovers struck twice in the run-up to the interval.

Ferrier headed neatly into the corner as he rose to meet Calum Woods' cross.

In added time, James Vaughan side-footed home from 15 yards after meeting Ferrier's pass.

Blackpool halved the deficit just before the hour mark when Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall smashed home from 25 yards.

Within a minute it was almost 2-2, but Davies palmed Ronan's shot from even further out onto the post.

Liam Feeney missed two good chances to equalise for Blackpool late on.

Report supplied by PA Media.

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