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COVID-HIT DONS DID ME PROUD – HODGES

By Matthew Baldwin

GLYN Hodges says AFC Wimbledon should not blame Covid-19 for their defeat to leaders Lincoln City, despite asking the EFL to postpone the game.
Several Dons players are believed to have tested positive in advance of the clash at Plough Lane and the club made a formal application for postponement.
But protests fell on deaf ears and Tom Hopper’s late winner condemned them to a third straight league loss - although Hodges refused to blame the virus.
“I was still confident in the team that we picked, I was confident in the players,” said the AFC Wimbledon...

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