Trailing to Myles Peart-Harris’ goal on the half-hour, capitalising on a rare Jamie Cumming mistake, Eisa struck first just before half-time before netting the winner six minutes after the restart.
Defensively, Dons restricted the hosts to scant few chances despite their late pressure as they climbed to 19th in the standings, out of the bottom four for the first time since early October.
Here’s how we rated the players.
5. Tennai Watson - 7
Limited chances down his flank, and held his own when shifted inside to centre back in the closing stages when Dons switched to a back three. Photo: Clive Mason
6. Josh McEachran - 7
On a tough, slow, bobbling pitch, had to adapt his game but still managed to thread the needle to set up Mo Eisa for his second goal. Talked himself into a booking. Photo: Pete Norton
7. Bradley Johnson - 7
Used his nous and experience to give his side a bit more authority in the middle of the park Photo: Shaun Botterill
8. Dawson Devoy - 6.5
Put himself about but on a difficult pitch, was hard for him to get much joy on the ball Photo: Mark Thompson