With chances for Mo Eisa, Daniel Harvie and Bradley Johnson in the first-half, Dons could have been high and dry before Jevani Brown opened the scoring on 37 minutes from the penalty spot.
More chances came and went in the second period before Brown doubled the lead on 67 minutes to leave Dons teetering back on the brink of the League One drop zone, out of the bottom four on goal difference.
Here’s how we rated the players.
9. Sullay Kaikai - 6
A relatively quiet debut, and began to fade later on with cramp. Showed flashes of ability and what to look forward to Photo: Jane Russell
10. Jonathan Leko - 6.5
A livewire again, but somewhat guilty of doing a bit too much at times Photo: Jane Russell
11. Mo Eisa - 6
Couldn't fault his work-rate, but his finishing let him down. The first of his three chances you'd normally put your house on, while the third summed up his day Photo: Jane Russell
12. Sub: Conor Grant - 6
Not a bad run out, didn't really make much of a mark on the game though, coming on at 2-0 Photo: Jane Russell