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DONS DIG IN DEEP…

MR COOL: AFC Wimbledon’s Jack Rudoni scores the winning penalty in the shoot-out and, Insets, the Dons’ Ethan Chislett and Barrow’s Kgosi Ntlhe, top, and Dons striker Joe Pigott and the Bluebirds’ Scott Wilson
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AFC Wimbledon manager Glyn Hodges admitted his players hardly had the energy to celebrate after knocking Barrow out of the FA Cup on penalties on Thursday.
The first round tie, originally postponed because of coronavirus in the Dons’ camp, was their third away game in six days, following last Saturday’s 1-0 victory at Rochd...

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