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‘BRAVE’ REF GIVES DONS A LIFELINE

By Michael Beardmore

HERO: AFC Wimbledon midfielder Dean Parrett enjoys his goal from the penalty spot Inset, Lyle Taylor celebrates his equalizer
PICTURES: PSI/Simon Davies

BRAVE was how Wimbledon boss Neal Ardley described ref Mark Heywood’s decision to award the stoppage-time penalty that won this crunch relegation clash. Walsall boss Dean Keates had less kind words.
The Dons came from 2-0 behind at halftime to triumph after Kory Roberts was penalised for climbing on Wimbledon top scorer Lyle Taylor deep in stoppage time.
It was a decision that pushed Wimbledon closer to s...

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