Milton Keynes Dons can make it three wins in a week when they host Doncaster Rovers at Stadium MK on Saturday. The Dons are on a two-game winning run and sit 14th in League One with 15 points from 12 matches, a record of three wins and six draws from those games, looking to climb the table against an opponent in 18th place. They currently find themselves ten points behind the league leaders, Huddersfield.

Paul Warne's side have won three of their last four games, a run that includes a 4-1 victory over Bromley last Tuesday and a 1-0 away win at Stevenage the previous Saturday. Their recent form of three wins and two defeats from the last five shows a clear upturn after a heavy defeat to Reading earlier in October. The team has scored 16 goals this season while conceding 19. Doncaster, managed by Grant McCann, arrive having lost three of their last four, with their only recent victory coming at home to Sheffield Wednesday. They have managed just one win and one draw from six away trips this season.

Historical context and head-to-head

The teams last met in the 2024/25 League Two season, playing out a 1-1 draw. That result saw Rovers secure promotion while the Dons avoided relegation. In that match, an early red card for Harry Clifton preceded a late Rovers equaliser. Historically, Doncaster have won four of 20 attempts against MK Dons, but have been more successful at Stadium MK, claiming five wins from ten visits.

Match officials

Referee Andrew Humphries will take charge of the fixture, officiating his ninth game of the season. He has shown 33 yellow cards and four reds, awarding one penalty. His only previous game with the Dons was a 2-1 win over Fleetwood in November. Assistants Kevin Howick and Stephen Finch will run the lines.

With momentum building, the Dons will look to key performers like Aaron Collins, who scored twice and provided an assist in the big win over Bromley. Sam Nombe, who scored the winner against Stevenage, will also be important. The full fixtures list shows a busy period ahead, making a home win against a struggling side all the more important. The match kicks off at Stadium MK on Saturday, 31 October.

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