MK Dons 0-1 Gillingham - Dons' winning streak ends with defeat

The streak comes to an end as Gillingham claim the spoils here.

Dons were unable to convert their first-half dominance to find a way in, despite a lot of huff and puff.

It’s chaos on the Gillingham goal-line as Kelly’s shot bobbles in front of the keeper, Harrison is in there, Hendry too trying to stab it over the line to no avail

Only six minutes to be added on

Cross from Nemane but it hits Harrison in the face, who is offside anyway

Kelly plays it short, Nemane crosses but it’s put behind for a corner which Gillingham deal with and it’s back with McGill

Powerful run again from Hogan, this time he’s tripped, centre of the goal, 30 yards out, very square on

Kelly’s free-kick towards Harrison, who swings a foot at it, misses, the ball hits him and goes behind

Dack and Andrews replace Clarke and Nevitt for Gills, while Tom Carroll comes on for Laurence Maguire in the closing stages

If you can hear beeping, it’s Gillingham’s bus being parked. They’re getting everyone behind the ball as best they can to stop Dons piling forwards in the search for an equaliser

Good ball to the far post, Maguire goes up, it drops to Harrison’s feet but he can’t get the ball from under him and Gillingham clear

Dons starting to get their feet back under the table here, winning a corner after Kelly’s cross, but the delivery is a poor one

Attendance: 7,191 (1,009)

Hmm... coincidental that Glenn Morris goes down off the ball so Mark Bonner can get his side into a huddle for a quick tactical rethink.

Not winning a free-kick at one end when Hendry is ditched on the deck, Dons allowed Gillingham to counter and Clarke loops it harmlessly over the top.

The home side need to settle here

Wearne is replaced by Harrison

Pritchard is replaced by Hendry

Dons have Callum Hendry and Ellis Harrison prepped on the sidelines to come on.

In the aftermath of their goal, Gillingham replaced Harry Webster with Remeao Hutton

Oh it’s a howler for McGill after an excellent save just moments before. A low drilled strike from McKenzie from the edge of the box somehow worms between the keeper’s legs and into the net.

Gillingham lead