League Two

DONS SUNK AT THE DEATH

by
The LeaguePaper Team
22 September 2019

… but manager Downes salutes troops after ‘devastating’ defeat

By John Lyons

TUSSLE: The Dons’ Nesta Guinness-Walker, left, and Cov’s Callum O’Hare

MIDWEEK LEAGUE ONE
PROUD manager Wally Downes hailed the efforts of his AFC Wimbledon players despite succumbing to a heartbreaking defeat at table-topping Coventry on Tuesday night.
The Dons have endured a frustrating start to the season and went into the St Andrew’s showdown without a win from their opening eight games.
However, it looked as though they might shock the Sky Blues when Brentford loan...

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