In Full

The away end of the JobServe Community Stadium in Colchester will be orange - at auburn - to pay tribute to Dean Lewington on Saturday.

While their automatic promotion chances remain in their hands, Paul Tisdale says he cannot ignore the fact his MK Dons side may miss out and be forced to go through the play-offs.

This time last year, MK Dons had just sacked Dan Micciche and were left needing an 8-0 win over Scunthorpe to stay in League 1. And with their chances of automatic promotion this season still in their hands, Dean Lewington says the club has come on leaps and bounds.

After 44 games, it will all come down to the final day of the season and the connotations are simple - two wins and MK Dons will be promoted.

Colchester boss John McGreal believes his side can still snatch a play-off spot this season.

Newport Pagnell Town will finish in the top half of the UCL Premier Division this season after a mixed bag Easter weekend.

Teenager Stephen Walker has praised each of MK Dons' front line for helping him develop as a player.

While defenders were dropping like flies, George Williams said he was not encouraged to rush back ahead of time from a long-term hamstring injury.

George Williams admitted the Dons dressing room was a downbeat place after drawing 1-1 with Port Vale on Monday.

MK Dons will have to win both of their remaining fixtures if they are to get automatic promotion, says Paul Tisdale.

Kieran Agard missed a penalty as MK Dons dropped out of the automatic promotion places again on Monday, drawing 1-1 with Port Vale.

MK Dons enter the final three games of the season in the automatic promotion places, and will look to stay there with a win over Port Vale this afternoon.

While MK Dons moved back into the automatic promotion spots on Good Friday with a 2-1 win over Notts County, David Wheeler says nothing has really changed.

The return of George Williams came as a huge relief to Dons boss Paul Tisdale.

Chuks Aneke's goal was a sign of real professionalism, according to Paul Tisdale, following the racist abuse he suffered online last week.

MK Dons players and staff had to drive themselves to Meadow Lane on Good Friday after their coach was stuck in traffic this morning.

Two second half strikes saw MK Dons climb back into the automatic promotion spots, beating Notts County 2-1 at Meadow Lane on Good Friday.