Matt Scrafton's player ratings: Keshi Anderson stars as Blackpool head into play-off campaign with final-day victory against Bristol Rovers

Here's how Pool's players rated during yesterday's 1-0 win:

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Keshi Anderson was in fine form for the Seasiders on his first start since January

A little nervy on the ball and survived one scare, but made some important saves on his Blackpool debut.

Always quick to press, which helped Pool regularly win the ball back and caused problems with his mazy runs forward.

Looked a little rusty early on, which was to be expected given his lengthy absence. But otherwise very good.

Unflustered display from start to finish. Had little to do, but came close with a volley he lashed over the bar.

Got forward superbly while remaining defensively sound. Thrived wearing the captain’s armband.

Strong display on his first start since recovering from injury. Threaded through some really clever forward passes.

A constant threat on both flanks with his direct runs and claimed a lovely assist for Ellis Simms’ decisive goal.

Involved in a lot of Blackpool’s good attacking play, but a little wasteful from his set-pieces. Came close with two efforts.

A danger throughout in a lively display on his first start since the start of January. Unfortunate not to score.

Keen to impress on his first professional start. Made bright runs but was unfortunate to pick up a harsh booking.

For Holmes, 71' Made an instant impact off the bench thanks to his emphatic finish, which continues his fine form with three goals in two games.