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SILKMEN SLIP UP AS DONS CAPITALISE

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The LeaguePaper Team
10 March 2019

By Chris Fenton

SHEER DELIGHT: Kieran Agard of MK Dons celebrates with Dean Lewington after scoring his side’s third goal
PICTURE: MI News & Sport

STAR MAN DAVID WHEELER MK Dons
THOUGH it had looked rosy early on, Macclesfi eld slipped deep- er into relegation danger with a defeat at home to MK Dons.
Sol Campbell’s men let slip a one-goal lead as the promotion chasers eased to victory, with Campbell ruing his players’ inability to do the basics right.
“We’ve had a good go against a top side, it would have been better if we’d come in at 2-0, but it ...

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