MK Dons

Darren Ferguson hopes to expunge the memories of his last trip to Stadium MK which ultimately saw him sacked as Peterborough manager.

Paul Tisdale says Saturday's game against Peterborough will go a long way to proving where Dons stand in League One this season.

Last season's top scorer Kieran Agard is yet to get off the mark this season, but manager Paul Tisdale says his impact has been felt in the goals they have scored.

Referee Andy Davies will take charge of MK Dons' clash with long-term rivals Peterborough United today (Saturday).

Time away from the game and a fresh approach to the new season have helped Callum Brittain make a flying start on Dons return to League One.

Not many players will avoid being rested during the hectic start to the season, and Dean Lewington is no exception, manager Paul Tisdale said.

Dons and Peterborough rekindle their rivalry on Saturday when Posh visit Stadium MK.

As Jason Shackell’s stoppage time header looped up in the air, the sense of deja vu was thick. This time last year, that header dropped in, and Lincoln City handed MK Dons their first defeat of the League Two season.

Callum Brittain made an immediate impact on his return to the MK Dons starting line-up with an energetic and goal-scoring performance against Lincoln on Tuesday night.

Goal-scorer George Williams admitted his goal was a bit of a blur as he deflected the winner past Lincoln keeper Josh Vickers on Tuesday night.

Lincoln probably played better football during MK Dons' 2-1 victory at Stadium MK, according to Paul Tisdale.

Dons survived a late barrage from Lincoln City to claim victory against the league leaders in an enthralling 2-1 win at Stadium MK.

Two newly promoted sides go head-to-head tonight as MK Dons take on Lincoln City.