Date | Season | Halftime | Result |
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13.04.2024 | 2023 | 1 : 1 | 1 : 4 |
Time | Team | Name | Event |
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13'' | Milton Keynes Dons | M. Dean | Normal Goal |
27'' | Mansfield Town | W. Swan | Yellow Card |
30'' | Mansfield Town | E. Hewitt | Normal Goal |
32'' | Mansfield Town | O. Clarke | Yellow Card |
46'' | Mansfield Town | D. Keillor-Dunn | Substitution 1 |
51'' | Mansfield Town | D. Keillor-Dunn | Normal Goal |
51'' | Milton Keynes Dons | M. Dean | Yellow Card |
59'' | Mansfield Town | T. Nichols | Substitution 2 |
59'' | Mansfield Town | G. Maris | Substitution 3 |
69'' | Mansfield Town | G. Williams | Yellow Card |
70'' | Milton Keynes Dons | E. Harrison | Substitution 1 |
73'' | Mansfield Town | S. McLaughlin | Substitution 4 |
79'' | Milton Keynes Dons | D. Kemp | Substitution 2 |
84'' | Mansfield Town | H. Boateng | Yellow Card |
86'' | Mansfield Town | J. Gale | Substitution 5 |
88'' | Mansfield Town | A. Lewis | Yellow Card |
89'' | Milton Keynes Dons | A. Gilbey | Yellow Card |
90'' | Milton Keynes Dons | D. Harvie | Yellow Card |
90'' | Mansfield Town | D. Keillor-Dunn | Normal Goal |
90'' + 2'' | Mansfield Town | J. Gale | Normal Goal |
They are simply called The Dons and their club colours are gold, white and red. These colours are also worn on the home and away jerseys. They are at home at Stadium MK, which has a capacity of 30,500 spectators. The founding of this English football club only occurred in 2004. Its headquarters are in the town of Milton Keynes in the metropolitan county of Buckinghamshire. It is essentially the former Wimbledon FC, which has been writing its history since 1889, having moved here from London due to declining attendances.
More about Milton Keynes Dons FCThis English club is nicknamed The Stags or Yellows. The former is nicknamed after the stag's head, which is found in the club's crest. The crest also contains the club colours, which are dark yellow and blue. These club colours are also found on the home jersey. Outdoors, they play in black or blue. Home games are played at the Field Mill Stadium, which offers a capacity of 9,186 spectators. The home of the team is the English town of Mansfield in the metropolitan county of Nottinghamshire. Here the club was founded in 1897 under the former name of Mansfield Wesleyans FC.
More about Mansfield Town FCHome corners | 3 |
Home shots | 12 |
Home shots on target | 2 |
Home fouls | 10 |
Home yellow cards | 3 |
Home red cards |
Away corners | 2 |
Away shots | 11 |
Away shots on target | 7 |
Away fouls | 15 |
Away yellow cards | 5 |
Away red cards |