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08 July 2017 Venue Haywood Way Attendance

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Aylesbury
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Milton Keynes Dons
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Substitutes

Manager

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3-5-2
  • 1
    Alfie Jones
    GK
  • 6
    Oran Jackson
    DF
  • 5
    Paul Downing
    DF
  • 4
    Ousseynou Cisse
    DF
  • 2
    Callum Brittain
    MF
  • 8
    David Kasumu
    MF
  • 11
    Giorgio Rasulo
    MF
  • 7
    Ed Upson (C)
    MF
  • 3
    Bradley Bell
    MF
  • 9
    Robbie Muirhead
    FW
  • 10
    Sam Nombe
    FW

Substitutes

  • 12
    George Williams
    SUB
  • 14
    Joe Walsh
    SUB
  • 15
    Trialist
    SUB
  • 16
    Ben Tilney
    SUB
  • 17
    Brandon Thomas-Asante
    SUB
  • 18
    Finn Tapp
    SUB
  • 19
    Jay Bird
    SUB
  • 20
    Connor Furlong
    SUB
  • 21
    Kieran Agard
    SUB
  • 22
    Joey Evans
    SUB
  • 23
    Conor McGrandles
    SUB

Manager

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    Robbie Neilson

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Match Reports

Report: Aylesbury FC 1-2 MK Dons

Third and final local friendly ends in another success..

8 July 2017

MK Dons signed off their week of local pre-season friendlies with a 2-1 success over Aylesbury FC.

Sam Nombe’s superb lob proved the difference after Giorgio Rasulo’s fourth goal in less than 24 hours had been cancelled out by Charlie Hawtin’s header.

Carrying on from where he left off last night, Rasulo opened the scoring on six minutes when he fired home after Robbie Muirhead had initially been denied.

Callum Brittain then came close to picking out a team-mate as the Dons looked to double their lead before, at the other end, Aylesbury had an effort ruled out.

Ousseynou Cisse then drove a powerful shot not too far over the bar prior to Brandon Thomas-Asante forcing the hosts’ keeper into a smart save from Bradley Bell’s cross.

However, Aylesbury were level on 39 minutes courtesy of Charlie Hawtin’s clever header from close range after the hosts had recycled the corner.

The Dons went close to regaining the lead before the break but Bradley Bell couldn’t meet a cross and Brittain curled over from the edge of the box.

Like the two previous friendlies this week, a new XI emerged for the second half including Conor McGrandles, who shot wide from 20 yards after Brandon Thomas-Asante had been thwarted.

McGrandles then headed off target before it was Thomas-Asante’s turn to shoot wide from distance as the Dons looked to regain their lead.

Aylesbury FC saw a couple of chances go begging but youngster Alfie Jones was never really tested as the game entered the final stages.

At the other end, the hosts’ resilience was broken when Nombe capped off an impressive week in style, latching on to a through ball and deftly lobbing the keeper with four minutes remaining.

Another good work-out for Robbie Neilson’s men, who travel out to Hungary on Sunday for a week-long training camp and two friendlies.

First-half XI: Jones; Jackson, Downing, Cisse; Brittain, Rasulo, Kasumu, Upson, Bell; Muirhead (Thomas-Asante 25), Nombe.

Second-half XI: Jones; Williams, Tapp, Walsh; Thomas-Asante, McGrandles, Furlong (Evans 75), Trialist, Tilney; Agard (Nombe 62), Bird.

Goals: Rasulo (6), Nombe (86).

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