MK Dons

MK Dons need to beat Wycombe by at least two clear goals this evening to reach the League One play-off final.

Had plenty of chances, hit the bar early on too. All Dons in the first half, ahead through Parrott’s header. That’s it then.

Wycombe have reached the League One play-off final despite losing the semi-final second leg against MK Dons. Troy Parrott scored the only goal of the game ...

Troy Parrott put MK Dons in front on the night, but his side could not find a crucial second goal Wycombe have reached the League One play-off final despite losing the semi-final second leg against MK Dons. - Wycombe are in the League One play-off final after knocking out MK Dons

SlipsTips shares a Bet Builder from MK Dons' League One playoff semi-final second-leg with Wycombe on Sunday...

With all things considered, the aforementioned 10/11 ( Bet 365) Bet Builder looks a nice way in given that we have all the necessary ingredients required for an action-packed contest at Stadium MK on Sunday night. That being said, Gareth Ainsworth's guests are now unbeaten in 13 matches so I’m happy to steer clear of the 1×2 betting and instead divert into the Bet Builder market and merge over four MK Dons corners and over two match cards at 10/11 ( Bet 365). MK Dons will have to overturn a 2-0 first-leg deficit at home to Wycombe Wanderers on Sunday night if they want to reach the English League One playoff final.

Wycombe goalkeeper David Stockdale then had to prevent Theo Corbeanu's cross sneaking in at his near post before Twine shot wide when well-positioned in the ...

The hosts continued to press after the restart, and it took a brilliant last-ditch challenge from Wycombe captain Joe Jacobson to get in the way of Parrott’s effort. It was part of a frantic start by the Dons, who appeared to be men in a hurry, and they had another half-chance when Dan Harvie flicked a header wide from Twine’s free-kick. The Dons placed the Chairboys under severe pressure for the majority of the contest at Stadium MK, but all they had to show for their efforts was Troy Parrott’s header in the first half.

Report and free match highlights from the Sky Bet League One play-off semi-final second leg at Stadium MK between MK Dons and Wycombe Wanderers as the ...

But even in the second half we came out on the front foot and got in some really dangerous areas. The last line of defence whenever the backline got breached in front of him, Stockdale made some key saves and managed his area superbly. They played, they rotated, but my boys were so resolute it was unbelievable. Sometimes you don't always get what you deserve, and we dominated and created the most chances over the two legs. I'm hugely proud of the lads for how we went about it all season and throughout the two legs. MK Dons' Liam Manning: "Of course I'm disappointed and frustrated, but I think you have to step back sometimes and look at the bigger picture.

Wycombe reached a second League One play-off final in three seasons despite falling to a 1-0 defeat in the second leg of their semi-final against MK Dons.

The breakthrough they deserved came after 26 minutes when Hiram Boateng’s ball into the box picked out Parrott coming around the back and his header looped in over Stockdale. MK Dons came within inches of halving the deficit within 65 seconds of the kick-off when Harry Darling’s header from a Scott Twine corner looped against the bar. The Dons placed the Chairboys under severe pressure for the majority of the contest at Stadium MK, but all they had to show for their efforts was Republic of Ireland international Troy Parrott's header in the first half.

Wycombe manager Gareth Ainsworth lauded the resilience of his players after they absorbed some heavy pressure from MK Dons to reach the League One play-off ...

“You have to suck it up and come out tougher and harder and better the other side. “I’ve said to the players afterwards, that’s sometimes unfortunately life, but that’s also the game and sometimes you don’t get what you deserve. “We came here with a plan to try and put the same pressure on them that we did at home.

Wycombe Wanderers confirmed that they will be participating at Wembley for this season's League One play-off final, defeating MK Dons by two goals to one ...

Parrott nearly doubled his tally in the 38th minute after turning his way past Anthony Stewart, with his left footed effort flying past the wrong side of the post. In what was one-way traffic for the first 20 minutes, Daryl Horgan and Garath McCleary combined well on the Wycombe right, with the former bursting into the area but his effort towards goal was blocked by the onrushing Harry Darling. Kaine Kesler Hayden and Theo Corbeanu saw some joy on the right wing early in the game, with the pair proving to link to great effect, with League One’s Player of the Season Scott Twine picking up some good positions in-between the Wycombe midfield and defence.

Report and free match highlights from the Sky Bet League One play-off semi-final second leg at Stadium MK between MK Dons and Wycombe Wanderers as the ...

But even in the second half we came out on the front foot and got in some really dangerous areas. The last line of defence whenever the backline got breached in front of him, Stockdale made some key saves and managed his area superbly. They played, they rotated, but my boys were so resolute it was unbelievable. Sometimes you don't always get what you deserve, and we dominated and created the most chances over the two legs. I'm hugely proud of the lads for how we went about it all season and throughout the two legs. MK Dons' Liam Manning: "Of course I'm disappointed and frustrated, but I think you have to step back sometimes and look at the bigger picture.

Wycombe Wanderers became the first team through to the Sky Bet League One Play-Off Final despite losing at MK Dons in the second leg of their semi-final. Troy ...

Wycombe will face Sunderland or Sheffield Wednesday - who play their second leg on Monday - in the final on 21 May. A brilliant tackle by captain Joe Jacobson then denied Parrott a second, wiith Wycombe holding on to progress to the final 2-1 on aggregate. Wycombe Wanderers became the first team through to the Sky Bet League One Play-Off Final despite losing at MK Dons in the second leg of their semi-final.

Troy Parrott signed off on his successful stint at MK Dons with a goal in the club's League One play-off semi-final second leg against Wycombe Wanderers.

The only goal of the second leg came on 26 minutes, as Parrott measured a cross from Hiram Boateng before looping a header over David Stockdale and into the net, much to the joy of the majority of the 13,000 people in the stadium. While the header ultimately wasn’t enough to get the Dons to Wembley, with Wycombe winning 2-1 on aggregate, the Republic of Ireland striker will have savoured finding the net in a match of such significance. Troy Parrott signed off on his successful stint at MK Dons with a goal in the club’s League One play-off semi-final second leg against Wycombe Wanderers.

Theo Corbeanu enjoyed a very promising first season in senior football in 2021/22, with two successful stints in League One with Sheffield Wednesday and ...

The 19-year-old scored three and assisted three in a variety of attacking roles under Moore and Manning, and could head out on loan as a more well-rounded asset heading into 2022/23. The Canadian impressed with the Owls in the first half of the season, even performing well in an unfamiliar wing back role under Darren Moore, before being re-deployed at Stadium MK for the second half of the campaign. Theo Corbeanu enjoyed a very promising first season in senior football in 2021/22, with two successful stints in League One with Sheffield Wednesday and Milton Keynes Dons.

Kesler-Hayden says he has made 'friends for life' at MK Dons.

A very disappointing end going out in the play-off semi-finals, but overall a great learning curve for me. Aston Villa’s Kesler-Hayden was a regular in the side by the end of the campaign, having signed on transfer deadline day in January from Villa Park having spent the first half of the campaign at Swindon Town. Posting a series of pictures in Instagram depicting his campaign at both Dons and Sheffield Wednesday, where he spent the first half of the season, Corbeanu wrote: “First professional season down in the books.