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Grafter Chuks has Dons back on track

By Harry Wilmin

STAR MAN PETER PAWLETT MK Dons

BOTH managers admitted Chuks Aneke was the difference between the sides after his goal handed MK Dons a first league win since the beginning of September.
Aneke’s first-half strike also saw the hosts end a five-match winless league run and Robbie Neilson saluted the graft that the ex-Arsenal man, who struck to see off Fleetwood, has been putting in.
“Chuks Aneke is a top player. He’s been doing a lot of work in training and staying behind after,” explained the Dons boss after Aneke hit his second goal in as many ga...

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