Bolton Wanderers 5-0 MK Dons - Relive the game as it happened

Fourth takes on 20th in League One this evening as Dons travel to Greater Manchester to take on Bolton Wanderers this evening.

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It was a frustrating point Dons claimed on Saturday when they missed a host of chances to put Oxford United to bed, eventually succumbing to their pressure in the second-half to draw 1-1 at Stadium MK.

Mark Jackson has called for his side to keep a level head, and when those chances come along, put them away.

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Sullay Kaikai got his first goal for MK Dons on Saturday against Oxford, and has made a generally positive impression on the side since moving from Wycombe Wanderers last month. And he says he’s enjoying his time at the club so far.

“I've found it good, I've enjoyed my time here and I've settled in well,” he said. “It's been easy to do that with the group of players and staff, so I've enjoyed it.

“I'm grateful to have had the chance to hit the ground running. I'm enjoying my football, I've just got to keep it going.”

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Tennai Watson, who limped off early on Saturday, misses out this evening as Mark Jackson makes one change to his side, bringing in Henry Lawrence.

Watson is named amongst the subs, with Nathan Holland and Matt Smith coming onto the bench ahead of Conor Grant and Max Dean.

Team: Cumming, Jules, Tucker, Lawrence, Harvie, McEachran, Maghoma, Devoy, Leko, Kaikai, Eisa

Subs: Ravizzoli, Lawrence, Johnson, Smith, Holland, Burns, Grigg

We’re getting to that point where we might need to start looking around the grounds... so here’s what else is happening around League One tonight

MK Dons get the game underway

A decent start for MK Dons thus far but it’s the hosts who have the first chance of the game, but Dion Charles, who netted a hat-trick on Saturday, fires well over the mark.

It was all too easy for Bolton to win a corner there, with Declan John forcing Jamie Cumming into a save to win the corner.

And after scoring twice on Saturday, Ricardo Santos was left criminally unmarked in the centre to nod into the bottom corner.

Dons have settled back into the game after falling behind.

Ahhhh great chance for Eisa, but slid in by Maghoma, he fires into Trafford’s chest.

They are by no means out of this, and have carved another chance, this time Leko has a go but it’s blocked

It’s like we’ve watched a replay of the first goal, but unfortuately it’s 2-0 to Bolton.

Corner from the left again, Luke Mbete left unmarked this time to power a header past Cumming.

All too easy again, MK Dons have been dreadful at the back. The cross comes all the way to the far post, and Jones is left unmarked to side-foot home into the unguarded net.

Dons feel they should have had a penalty when Mo Eisa’s header was blocked, and replays look like Eoin Toal’s hand denied it

Really good defending from Lawrence and Maghoma there as Bolton counter, Shoretire initially blows past Lawrence but Maghoma holds him up and Lawrence recovers to intercept from Charles