It was a low-key first half in the South Yorkshire rain. The closest either side came to scoring was a half-chance, at best, when Jamie Sterry fizzed a shot wide of goal.
That theme continued into the second half but it would be the hosts who would break the deadlock: Captain Owen Bailey continuing his scoring exploits as he stooped to head home Luke Molyneux's corner for his sixth goal of the season.
Rovers looked to be in command from that point but Wimbledon had other ideas. Thimothee Lo-Tutala dropped a high, hanging cross that led to a corner for the visitors - and from the subsequent set-piece Ryan Johnson headed home unmarked to restore parity.
The turnaround was then complete when Wimbledon got in front in another goal of Rovers' own making. Lo-Tutala's poor clearance found George Broadbent but the visitors pressed him into conceding the ball and then Myles Hippolyte fired home low into the bottom-right corner.
Here's how we rated the Rovers players:
5. James Maxwell 6
Landmark outing as he brought up his 100th appearance for Rovers. Tentative going forward at times. Photo: Howard Roe/AHPIX LTD
6. Owen Bailey 7
Is he a striker in disguise? Applied the finishing touch on an in-swinging corner to open the scoring - his sixth goal of a remarkable campaign already. Tenacious, especially second half. Photo: Howard Roe/AHPIX LTD
7. George Broadbent 6
Grittier showing with more steel than silk from the midfielder. Mopped up plenty of times to stub out Wimbledon's threats but got caught napping for the second goal. Photo: Howard Roe/ahpix.com
8. Charlie Crew 5
Deployed alongside Bailey and Broadbent for the first time but in truth he had minimal involvement. One or two nice moments but low-key on the whole. Subbed midway through the second half. Photo: Howard Roe/AHPIX LTD