League Two

Watson hails ruthless MK Dons after Wimbledon win

by
Nick Powell
24 January 2024

MK Dons assistant head coach Ian Watson was delighted with the ruthless start his team made in their 3-1 victory over rivals AFC Wimbledon.
The Dons were made to rue missed chances in the first half of their defeat at home to Morecambe last Saturday, but there was no repeat as they surged into a 3-0 lead after 22 minutes.
They were then helped along by red cards to Wimbledon defenders Huseyin Biler and Paul Kalambayi in the second half as they moved up to sixth in League Two.
Watson, who took charge with head coach Mike Williamson absent due to a family bereavement, said: “It’s really nice whe...

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