MK Dons 0-1 Shrewsbury Town - Late heartbreak for Dons as they lose

Oh what a gut-punch that is. Miles the better side, but an 89th minute winner is the difference. Deserved more.

Five minutes to be added on

Unbelievable - Shrewsbury lead. They hit Dons on the counter from the free-kick, Taylor Moore has Tom Bayliss on the overlap, and he fires it under Cumming.

1-0

Great run from the Irishman, robbing Flanagan but he’s fouled on the edge of the box. Leahy into the book

A standing ovation for Leko as he leaves the field, an excellent performance. He’s replaced by Darragh Burns.

A chance for the visitors - their first I think. Bowman tamely heads to Cumming

Cross from Leko threatens to float in at the far post but Marosi gets hold of it.The subs have stunted the flow of this a bit but it’s still MK Dons looking the better

Paris Maghoma makes his debut, replacing Josh McEachran while Matt Smith takes over from Dawson Devoy

The home side have their tails up at the moment, throwing everything at Shrewsbury which has really lifted the crowd as well.

Will Grigg’s night is run, Matt Dennis comes on to replace him.

A hardworking performance again from Grigg to no reward.

Eisa’s free kick is deflected over the bar for a corner but it’s eventually smashed clear by Shrewsbury

Leahy with as clear a handball as you’ll see, but he’s gone down holding his face. Free kick right on the edge of the box for MK Dons

Devoy slid in by Eisa, the cross is back to the striker but he collides with Pennington before Harvie fires the resultant effort wide

Back underway here.

One change at the break, Rob Street replaced by Tom Bayliss for Shrewsbury

The home side by far the better in that first-half, just lacking that final bit. Eisa and Leko with decent sights of goal but nothing coming at the other end.

Goodness me, Cumming comes racing for a ball and completely misses it but gathers at the second attempt, goes down holding his knee

Nice stuff from Leko, couple of stepovers before firing just over the mark

Long range effort from Eisa, well picked out by Devoy, but the pace isn’t enough to beat Marosi who dives to his left to keep it out