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It was a must-win game, says Craig

Wingers says Rovers knew what was at stake on Thursday evening at Ewood Park

31 March 2018

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A game we had to win

Craig Conway was delighted to come off the substitutes bench to score the game clinching goal against Bradford, with the Scot admitting the clash at Ewood was one the squad felt they had to win to keep up the pressure on the others sides in the automatic promotion race.

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