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TISDALE IS GLAD OF AWAY RUN

LEAGUE TWO
PAUL Tisdale hopes MK Dons have turned the corner with their away form.
The promotion-chasing Dons had won just four times in 15 games on the road in League Two this season before recording successive victories at Newport and Carlisle.
“Back-to-back wins away from a home in a week is a big step forward for us,” said Tisdale.
“Forgetting the league table, we feel better about ourselves after the past two (away) results.
“The fans deserve it because we’ve given them too many disappointing trips home over the past two or three months.”

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