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06 Dec 2025
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MK Dons booked their place in the FA Cup third round with a 3-1 win over fellow Sky Bet League Two side Oldham.
Joe Tomlinson put the hosts ahead late on in the first half before Liam Kelly doubled their lead after the break.
Luke Hannant scored an Oldham penalty, but Nathaniel Mendez-Laing’s stoppage-time goal confirmed MK Dons’ progression.
The hosts took the lead in the 42nd minute as Tomlinson’s firm strike from the edge of the box beat Matthew Hudson.
The home side nearly struck again just after the break, with Hudson’s double save denying Will Collar before Callum Paterson hit a post.
Oldham came close to equalising when Craig MacGillivray kept out Tom Pett, but the Dons would double their lead in the 57th minute.
Kelly was first to a loose ball on the edge of the Oldham box and his fine first-time strike flew into the bottom corner.
Oldham grabbed a goal back when substitute Hannant scored a 75th-minute penalty after Laurence Maguire’s foul on Mike Fondop.
The Dons made sure of victory in added time as substitute Mendez-Laing received Kelly’s long pass, rounded Hudson and rolled the ball home.
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