A crazy second half and a 2-2 draw left Stevenage and Doncaster still looking for their first win in League One.
Both will think they should have claimed the three points having both led during a half when an abandonment became a possible outcome too.
Played through heavy showers, the ball was holding up a lot late on as the players splashed their way through puddles.
But, in spite of this, they each managed to score twice.
Josh Magennis headed home from a Phoenix Patterson cross after 57 minutes but Doncaster drew level with a superb bending shot from outside the area by Jack Senior.
Owen Bailey then powered in a bullet header on 80 minutes to put Rovers in front only for Olly Sanderson to scramble an equaliser two minutes later from another corner.
Stevenage had enjoyed the better of the first half but their three big chances were all kept out by Rovers keeper, Tommy Simkin.
He punched a Patterson free-kick round the post on three minutes and then made sure a Carl Piergianni header went over the bar and he completed the trio by pushing a low Jordan Roberts shot wide.
Report supplied by PA Media.
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