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Well just as we hoped, this Lancashire hotpot bubbled up nicely as the evening wore on.

Morecambe can take great credit from the character they showed to come back from the brink for the second straight game, but Fleetwood will rue a glut of missed chances which should have put them out of sight.

While the Cod Army head to Cheltenham on Saturday, The Shrimps are back at home, just up the road, against Notts County on Saturday - but can they afford to give the Magpies a two-goal head-start once again?

Before then the EFL action rumbles on tomorrow with a host of tasty ties in the third round of the EFL Cup while there are three League One games on the slate too.

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Fleetwood manager Charlie Adam on Sky Sports: "I'm frustrated, two totally different halves from my team.

"Second-half there was no pressure on the ball from us at the top of the pitch and we allowed them into the game.

"We felt we were in control of the game but they made changes and it's bitterly disappointing.

"We have to learn from this, we have to get better, we have to improve and we'll talk about it at training tomorrow."

Morecambe manager Derek Adams speaking with Sky Sports:

"We didn't do enough in the first-half. I was allowed to be in the dressing room so there wasn't a problem there.

"To get from 2-0 down to 2-2 just shows the spirit inside the squad. The team epitomises what we do. Yann Songo'o is a leader.

"Quality at times, we weren't good enough but I've got to be proud of the players, that they keep on going.

"The way Fleetwood started the second-half - they thought the game was finished and it wasn't.

"We need that win to take us further forward and we know we've got to get that. We are continuing to fight. We need that bit of quality but the players are willing to learn and listen."

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Morecambe captain and goalscorer Yann Songo'o on Sky Sports: "We weren't great in the first-half but we stuck together and showed our desire.

"It feels like a win. We are a really fit team and we know we'll get our chances.

"It's not easy to be 2-0 down and for the players to come on in the second-half and change things, but I'm really proud of the lads and in the end we were pushing for the win."

Morecambe forward Hallam Hope speaking to Sky Sports:

"To be fair, the boys dug in.

"We need to get win but I think it's coming. We've performed alright but the results haven't come for us. Hopefully that will change."

On his equaliser: "I was going to head it but I used my chest as it came in a bit lower. I got it into the corner."

Alan Kelly
Former Preston & Blackburn keeper on BBC Radio Lancashire

Charlie Adam will be despondent - Fleetwood should have literally been 5-0 up at half-time, they dominated the game, 17 shots just in the first half.

The changes Derek Adams made at half-time - especially Dackers and Hope - changed the game. They were instrumental in the fightback and it was well deserved. And towards the end, when six minutes went up, it was Morecambe on the front foot going for the victory.

It shows the spirit and determination which belies their position in the league. They will take great credit and belief from that.

Morecambe have got to start as they finish, it's no good waiting 45 minutes and being 2-0 or 3-1 down. They have to do that from the off.

Image source, Rex Features

Morecambe boss Derek Adams could hardly watch the dying minutes of injury time but his men gave it all in the second-half to claw back a 2-2 draw against a decent Fleetwood performance.

The hosts left the pitch at half-time looking like they could cruise into a straightforward win but Adams made four changes to lead his team to a comeback.

Yann Songo'o showed exactly why he's captain with a mesmerising lob while the substitutes made their impact after Marcus Dacker assisted Hallam Hope as he creatively chested the ball into the net to grab the equaliser.

It's given Morecambe their second point of the season and, somewhat remarkably, the second they've grabbed from being two goals down.

The ball is at Fleetwood's end now.

Mackenzie Hunt goes for glory but it's rushed and goes over the bar.

End-to-end as both teams go for a winner.

Fleetwood take a long corner but only as far as a Morecambe shirt.

Goal scorer Hallam Hope gets possession of the ball and Fleetwood captain Brendan Wiredu doesn't let him out of his sight. It results in a free-kick which ends with Marcus Dackers taking aim.

Cods keeper David Harrington is there to collect.

Alan Kelly
Former Preston & Blackburn keeper on BBC Radio Lancashire

Morecambe are going for it, they're playing quickly. Moore's not hanging about and thinking, "I'm going to settle for a point".

They're getting the ball up from back to front. They can sense it...

SIX added minutes for either side to go and win this.

Alan Kelly
Former Preston & Blackburn keeper on BBC Radio Lancashire

There could be another twist. We said earlier about Fleetwood slowing the clock down didn't we?

And again Dackers down the right side, low cross, away from the keeper and Hope the sub comes in.

It's a brilliant sub, he gets the goal - it's game on.

Fleetwood substitute Mackenzie Hunt drags down a Morecambe player on the counter and picks up a yellow for his effort.

Shortly beforehand it was Hunt who was on the prowl, barraging down the pitch before being stopped before he reached a shot at goal.

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21:43 BST 23 September

Fleetwood 2-1 Morecambe

This game is turning into a right old scrap.

Fleetwood's Elliot Bonds is on the pitch with a bloody head. The game takes a pause while they get him bandaged up and the Shrimps take the opportunity to swap out Ross Millen for Hallam Hope.

Alan Kelly
Former Preston & Blackburn keeper on BBC Radio Lancashire

It came from a long ball, headed on, Songo'o has got the run on everybody else and what a fantastic finish, lifting the ball over the keeper with the outside of his boot. Sublime.

It's deserved as well with the way that they've changed at half-time, the way they have come into the game

Game on.

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21:34 BST 23 September

Fleetwood 2-0 Morecambe

Both teams have a player on the ground after Fleetwood's James Bolton puts in a strong sliding tackle on Paul Lewis.

Bolton rises up from the painful tangle and is shown a yellow card while Lewis receives treatment.