The visitors could and should have probably won the game on the balance of chances, with Joe Tomlinson, Alex Gilbey and Mo Eisa all having gilt-edged opportunities, while the defence held strong at the other end.
Here’s how we rated the players.

. How we rated the MK Dons players in the draw with Newport County
After the thrilling game at Rodney Parade, here are our ratings Photo: Pete Norton

. Craig MacGillivray - 6.5
Took on the bold new style, playing out with his feet pretty well at times, dealing well with the pressure on him for the most part. One loose pass though almost cost the side. Not a lot to do with his hands on the day Photo: Jane Russell

. Warren O'Hora - 7
Looked pretty comfortable fitting back into the system which he began at MK Dons playing. Photo: Jane Russell

. Daniel Harvie - 7
Defended pretty well and especially in the second-half, was afforded the opportunity to roam forward and add to attacks Photo: Jane Russell

. Cameron Norman - 8
Played at centre-back on his return to his former club and did not look out of place. Had to cover a lot of ground with Leko pressed forwards, but did really well, making some crucial blocks to keep a clean sheet. His best showing in a Dons shirt Photo: Jane Russell

1. How we rated the MK Dons players in the draw with Newport County
After the thrilling game at Rodney Parade, here are our ratings Photo: Pete Norton

2. Craig MacGillivray - 6.5
Took on the bold new style, playing out with his feet pretty well at times, dealing well with the pressure on him for the most part. One loose pass though almost cost the side. Not a lot to do with his hands on the day Photo: Jane Russell

3. Warren O'Hora - 7
Looked pretty comfortable fitting back into the system which he began at MK Dons playing. Photo: Jane Russell

4. Daniel Harvie - 7
Defended pretty well and especially in the second-half, was afforded the opportunity to roam forward and add to attacks Photo: Jane Russell