Recap the action as Doncaster Rovers fall to another defeat at MK Dons
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Rovers are yet to win in League Two and have opened the season with three defeats from their opening four games.
Their opponents this afternoon have won three of their first four matches under new boss Graham Alexander following their relegation last term.
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MK Dons v Doncaster Rovers
FT 2-1 MK Dons
Too little, too late for Doncaster at Stadium MK. They finished the match in the asendancy but paid the price for two poor first-half goals.
The wait for a first league win goes on.
Another chance
Macgillivray stops Luke Molyneux from equalising after he met a cross at the far post unmarked.
Chance for Doncaster
Mo Faal meets Jack Senior’s cross from the left but his header is too weak and MacGillivray collects.
Changes for both teams
Tyler Roberts replaces James Maxwell, while Mo Eisa makes way for Brooklyn Ilunga for MK Dons.
GOAL - but it’s offside
Zain Westbrooke dinks the ball into the six-yard box for Joe Ironside to head home, but the linesman has the flag up.
Chance for 2-2!
Molyneux drives a cross across the six-yard box with James Maxwell at the far post to connect. His effort is blocked for a corner, which Owen Bailey meets, but he can’t get his header on goal.
GOAL - 2-1!
Luke Molyneux fires one in from the edge of the box. Great strike. Rovers back in with a shout.
Great run from Molyneux
He takes the ball from the halfway line to the byline but his cross is too high and drifts behind for a goal-kick. The first half opening for Doncaster in a quiet start to the second period.
Another roll of the dice
A double sub at the break this week as Zain Westbrooke and Luke Molyneux replace Joseph Olowu and Deji Sotona.
Olowu’s exit means it’ll likely be a change of formation, too.
HT 2-0 MK Dons
Some boos from the away end as Rovers go in trailing after two goals which came from their own mistakes. Really poor stuff, they are making life so difficult for themselves at the minute.
Aside from those, and the chance which fell to Mo Eisa, they haven’t been too bad. Some might scoff at that but they created some good chances early on. Now it’s the hosts who are first to everything and Doncaster have another mountain to climb.
Fantastic save from Ian Lawlor
Cameron Norman beats James Maxwell in the air which sends Mo Eisa through on goal. He looks to have scored but Lawlor gets something on it and it’s a corner. Phew.