In Full

Two wins in a week have seen MK Dons go from eighth and outside of the play-off spots to fourth in League 2 with their eyes back on automatic promotion.

More than 10,000 Carlisle fans were sent home unhappy as MK Dons made it back-to-back away win with a brilliant 3-2 win at Brunton Park.

Can MK Dons make it back-to-back wins this week?

After a torrid run of form which saw MK Dons win just twice in 11 games, Baily Cargill and Paul Tisdale hope victory over Newport last Tuesday will be a turning point.

They may play a similar role, but Paul Tisdale is wary not to compare Jake Hesketh and Rhys Healey.

It looks set to be a bumper crowd at Brunton Park on Saturday when MK Dons take on Carlisle United, but Baily Cargill wants to send the home fans home unhappy.

Humble pie was on the menu for many in Wales on Tuesday night after MK Dons finally ended their away day hoodoo with a 1-0 win over Newport County.

Stuart Moore has the full backing of Lee Nicholls after the latter was dropped from MK Dons' first team on Tuesday night.

Stuart Moore admitted his surprise at being handed his first MK Dons league start at Newport County on Tuesday night.

Newport boss Michael Flynn lamented his side's inability to find the back of the net despite having the better chances in their 1-0 defeat to MK Dons on Tuesday night.

It was not a pretty win, but a vital one at Newport County on Tuesday night as MK Dons climbed back into fourth spot in League 2.

Paul Tisdale heaped praise on his 'surprised' players after he rang the changes in the MK Dons team on Tuesday night.

If MK Dons are to get their season back on track tonight (Tuesday), they will have to overcome one of the best home records in the division.

MK Dons travel to south Wales for their rearranged fixture with Newport County.