Gillingham take on in-form play-off hopefuls Doncaster Rovers at Priestfield in their final League 2 match of the season

Gillingham will be looking to end their season on a high this Saturday after failing in their promotion quest.

The Gills had high hopes of a promotion season - with a minimum aim of making the play-offs - but they’ll be playing League 2 football for another year and finish the current campaign at Priestfield against a Doncaster Rovers side who are hoping to seal a top-seven place.

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Doncaster have found form at the right time to storm into the play-off mix while the Gills have won just twice in their final 10 games to leave them as also-rans this term.

Upbeat boss Stephen Clemence knows it’s not been good enough, but is determined to give fans hope that better times are ahead under his management.

He said: “One game left, it’s a home game and let’s try and send our supporters off happy for the summer.

“My aim is to give them something to look forward to next season.

“The team we saw in the first half (at Mansfield last Saturday) is nearer to where I want us to be.

“Adding to the performance last week there are some good signs with some of our players back and some of the players that I need in the team.

“That is a positive, but we still have plenty of recruitment to do in the summer as well.

“Doncaster will be coming to our place with something to play for, and we have to make sure we do our job properly. We want to finish as high as we can, we’re on our home patch and we want to send our supporters home happy.”

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Reflecting on missing out on the play-offs, he said: “I am disappointed, of course, obviously, I want to be successful.

“I want to be successful