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Stephen McLaughlin celebrates scoring for Mansfield against Barrow. Picture: Mansfield Town FC
Stephen McLaughlin bagged his first goal of the season for Mansfield Town, but it ended in disappointment as Doncaster Rovers sealed a late win.
The Isle Of Doagh native hit the net in the 57th minute after only being introduced at half-time to give his side the lead, but Owen Bailey levelled the game with 15 minutes to play.
And Bailey hit the winner in the 96th minute to send the away supporters home happy at the One Call Stadium.
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The 35-year-old is into his sixth season at the Staggies, and he has had a say in both goals so far this season, setting up Baily Cargill after coming on as a substitute again in the opening game, but it would only be a consolation as Burton Albion won 2-1.
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