Fleetwood secured a first home win since November as they held on to deservedly beat Doncaster 2-1.
Joey Barton's side moved back into contention for the play-offs, where they sit five points adrift, after ending a run of five consecutive draws at Highbury Stadium.
Ched Evans and Harry Souttar netted for the Cod Army, with Niall Ennis halving the deficit for Rovers 10 minutes after half-time.
Fleetwood bossed the opening half-hour in blustery conditions, with Souttar's early effort being headed off the line by Tom Anderson.
Jack Sowerby's shot was deflected just off target, while Josh Morris also saw a shot saved by Seny Dieng.
Town struck the opener 10 minutes before the break.
Morris' in-swinging corner kick was met by skipper Evans, and though his initial close-range strike was saved by Dieng, the Fleetwood striker lashed the rebound home.
Rovers' Kieran Sadlier saw a powerful shot saved by Alex Cairns just before half-time.
Defender Souttar made it 2-0 in the 49th minute, poking home from 10 yards after Rovers failed to clear Danny Andrew's free-kick into the box.
Rovers had hope when Ennis fired home from an angle after Sadlier's initial strike was blocked.