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Tisdale is backing his Dons for final push

By Joe Peters

PAUL TISDALE believes his MK Dons side are ready to mount a serious promotion charge after back to back away wins in five days.
Tisdale’s men saw off fellow promotion hopefuls Carlisle to back up their midweek success at Newport.
An early goal from Conor McGrandles set them on their way and, despite a Stefan Scougall penalty for Carlisle before the break, Dons were the stronger side in the second period when two fine goals looked to have clinched it.
They did have to survive a late scare when Hallam Hope blasted a second for the Cumbrians, but held on successfully to ...

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