Morecambe 1-3 MK Dons - Dons victorious on the road
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Scott Hogan is handed his first start for Scott Lindsey's side after making his debut against Port Vale last weekend. He leads the line ahead of the absent Tommy Leigh who missed out through illness.
There is also a return for Nico Lawrence, not seen since the opening day of the season, replacing Jack Tucker who drops to the bench.
MK Dons: McGill, Lawrence, Maguire, Offord, Nemane, Tomlinson, Kelly, Lemonheigh-Evans, Gilbey, White, Hogan
Subs: MacGillivray, Lewington, Tucker, Williams, Harrison, Ilunga, Carroll
What the gaffer said
We've regrouped, we've assessed the squad this week and done a lot of work on what we think we've needed to do. It's been a good week of training, a clear week and we've got some good tactical work into the players and I'm pleased with how it's gone.
We've worked on playing with a purpose. I don't want us to be come a team who is just playing football - we have to play football to win.
Have you ever wondered how wasteful your football club is with litter?
Brand new research from LitterBins.co.uk can reveal MK Dons produces 2,924,375(KG) amount of waste per matchday.
By analysing the amount of waste collected by each local authority in England and Wales and dividing that number by the local population, LitterBins.co.uk used average attendance figures from the 2023/24 season to reveal the EFL football clubs generating the most waste per match day, highlighting the worst offenders in each league.
The research revealed Bradford City sit at the top of the League Two litter table with a waste rating of 6,882,968(KG) per game followed by Notts County at 5,272,105(KG) per game and Doncaster Rovers at 3,700,175(KG) per game.
Data was collected from local authorities across England and Wales, LitterBins looked up the amount of waste collected around stadiums across the 72 clubs in English Football League based on their locations.
This data was then divided by the latest population figures for each local authority to produce a waste collected per head for these locations.
Finally, this waste per head number was multiplied by the average attendance figures from last season to give a predicted average for waste per game for each of the 72 clubs in the EFL.
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