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Classy MK Dons strike back to spoil the day for Swindon Town boss Ian Holloway

IAN HOLLOWAY praised MK Dons for their tactical work after they came from behind to beat his Swindon Town side 3-1.

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The LeaguePaper Team
10 November 2024

By Steven Ryan

MK DONS 3
Thompson-Sommers 45+4, Williams 57, Gilbey 64

SWINDON TOWN 1
Smith 1

IAN HOLLOWAY praised MK Dons for their tactical work after they came from behind to beat his Swindon Town side 3-1.
Harry Smith put the visitors in front inside 20 seconds, before Kane Thompson-Sommers equalised in first-half stoppage time.
Quickfire goals from MJ Williams and Alex Gilbey after half-time duly won the game for the Dons.
Holloway: 'They played around us and it was unsettling'
“Their structure compared to our structure, they looked better at it and we weren’t good enough at winn...

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