Blackpool FC: Here are some of the standout stats from the Seasiders' defeat to Lincoln City- in pictures
Amos Wynn
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The Seasiders had 65 percent of possession in the 3-0 defeat to Lincoln City. (Photo: CameraSport - Andrew Vaughan)
The Seasiders conceded two penalties and saw Ollie Norburn sent off in the 3-0 loss at the LNER Stadium.
It has now been four games since the Tangerines last scored a goal.
Here are some of the standout stats from the defeat to Lincoln (courtesy of SofaScore):
Blackpool had a total of 14 shots in the game at the LNER Stadium- with only three on target (nine off and two blocked). Meanwhile, Lincoln had 11 shots, with five on target, two off and four blocked.
The Imps had three big chances, while Blackpool had none. (Photo: CameraSport - Chris Vaughan)
Lukas Jensen made three saves, while Dan Grimshaw made two. (Photo: CameraSport - Chris Vaughan)
Blackpool made 721 passes (85 percent accurate) compared to 393 for Lincoln (74 percent accurate).
Lincoln made 15 tackles, while the Tangerines made six. The Imps also made 10 interceptions, compared to five for Critchley's side. (Photo: CameraSport - Andrew Vaughan)
From Blackpool's starting line-up, Callum Connolly scored a statistical rating of 7.0 from SofaScore. (Photo: CameraSport - Andrew Vaughan)
From SofaScore's statistical ratings, Marvin Ekpiteta scored the lowest with 6.0. (Photo: CameraSport - Andrew Vaughan)
Jordan Rhodes led the shooting charts, with two on target, one off and one blocked. Meanwhile, Sonny Carey was the only other Seasiders player to test the Lincoln keeper. (Photo: CameraSport - Alex Dodd)
Olly Casey completed the most passes in the match, with 109/126 (87 percent accurate).
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