After Morecambe’s 3-0 loss at AFC Wimbledon on Tuesday, Derek Adams was left to lament his own personal errors.
James Tilley, Omar Bugiel, and Matty Stevens all scored goals in the second half to give the home team three points and keep their undefeated home record in League Two this year.
While putting Morecambe at the bottom of the standings ahead of Saturday’s early kickoff against Chesterfield at the Mazuma Mobile Stadium, it also helped them move up into the top 10.
Adams stated following Tuesday’s game: “I felt we were quite competitive in the first half.
We handled their set plays and chances in that first quarter extremely well, so I believed we had finished playing Wimbledon.
Although we could have improved on a few of their opportunities, we looked really strong and pleased with our improvement as the half wore on.
They score a goal from 30 yards out in the second half, and we need to improve.
“We ought to block the shot first. Ben Tollitt needs to tighten up, in my opinion, and Stuart Moore, the goalie, must undoubtedly make that stop since it’s a long shot and he needs to be positioned correctly.
Stuart has made several excellent saves throughout the game, but the goal changes the outcome of the match.
“Kayden Harrack must be playing better down the side for the second goal, and Jamie Stott loses his man in the box after that.
David Tutonda must use his right foot to stop the third goal.
In the event that he doesn’t, Yann Songo’o must cover the striker in the middle.
