League One

BOSS WARNE HEARTENED AS HIS

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The LeaguePaper Team
6 September 2026

By Roger Poole

MK DONS boss Paul Warne admitted that his side deserved to be booed off at half-time – but also praised them for fighting back to earn a draw in this pulsating local derby.
Two down at the break and looking well short of what was required, the visitors delivers a stirring fightback in the second half, only to then be denied a victory late on.
With their Buckinghamshire rivals taking the lead with goals from Dan Casey and Ewan Henderson, Warne shook things up at the break sending on Callum Paterson and Dan Crowley, to herald the incredible fightback.
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