MK Dons

Club Profile

First Played: 2010-1

Win Rate: 38% (from 16 games)

Last Updated: 07 July 2022

We’d confidently say there’s nothing – and 100% we mean “nothing” – controversial when talking about the story of MK Dons. As far as Boro’ are concerned, our initial skirmishes with the Dons formed part of our 2010-1 FA Cup run. But we’d soon become equals after we made the step up into League One. Across three seasons, we had some memorable times; Robbo overseeing a 4-2 home win in early 2012, for a start. There was also them coming from two goals down to win at the Lamex – perhaps the moment we knew our battle against the drop in 2013-4 wouldn’t be won?

 

MK Dons: The Facts

stadium:mk
Stadium Way West, Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, MK1 1ST

01908 622922

www.mkdons.com

 

Who are MK Dons?

In summer 2007, MK Dons renounced all claims on the former Wimbledon’s history and honours. So, as far as we’re concerned, that makes them a new club; a ‘franchise-style’ operation born out of the decision to move a club out of south London to Milton Keynes. The first two seasons saw them struggle in League One – somewhat fortunate to be getting the old Wimbledon’s league position. It brought relegation to League Two, which coincidentally saw the start of the good times. It took two seasons for them to return; first failing in the playoffs, then finishing as champions.

MK Dons: Record vs Boro'

Pl W D L F A GD Pts* WR%
Overall 16 6 3 7 21 26 -5 11 38%
Home 9 4 1 4 15 17 -2 6 44%
Away 7 2 2 3 6 9 -3 5 29%
League 9 3 2 4 14 17 -3 11 33%
Cup 7 3 1 3 7 9 -2 n/a 43%

* league points only


MK Dons: Result-by-Result (Boro' Scoring First)

Tuesday 16 November 2021

Saturday 06 November 2021

Tuesday 06 October 2020

Tuesday 03 September 2019

Saturday 16 March 2019

Saturday 24 November 2018

Tuesday 03 October 2017

Saturday 22 March 2014

Tuesday 08 October 2013

Saturday 28 September 2013

Saturday 27 April 2013

Saturday 20 October 2012

Tuesday 24 January 2012

Saturday 27 August 2011

Tuesday 16 November 2010

Saturday 06 November 2010

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How to get to MK Dons – Travel Information – Distance: 32 miles


By Road

The trip from Stevenage to Milton Keynes takes under an hour on a good day, although you have to force yourself to absorb the sights (or is that sighs) of Hitchin en route. From Stevenage, travel westbound along the A602 into Hitchin before joining up with the Luton-bound A505. Shortly after this, however, bear right onto the B655 towards Barton-le-Clay.

Once at Barton-le-Clay, turn right and then left for Sharpenhoe and Harlington. Follow the unclassified road through the villages until you reach the A5120. Turn left onto the A road and shortly you will arrive at the M1. From here, you want to head north – but only for one junction; the A421 for Milton Keynes being your next step.

Continue along the A421 over a number of roundabouts; six the most reliable estimate to hand. Eventually you’ll want to turn left onto the B4034 Saxon Way; continuing across one roundabout and pass over the A5 to find the ground on the right hand side.

Tools: AA Route Planner | Highways Agency


Parking

Limited parking is available at the ground at a cost of £7 – and you can pre-book if you’d like. Otherwise, you might want to try Castle House on Dawson Road at a cost of £5.


By Rail

Station: BLETCHLEY
Services to: LONDON EUSTON

At approximately two miles from stadium:mk, the train may not be the most viable option for an evening match in Milton Keynes. The easiest option would be a London Midland stopping service from Euston that calls at Bletchley. Some don’t, however, and will need Southern connections from Leighton Buzzard.

An evening fixture will probably not see you return to Stevenage until the following day. It may be possible to go to Luton, however, and get a train from the Parkway station. Milton Keynes Central station is around four miles away; possibly offering more regular services.

For both, a taxi is recommended for convenience.

Tools: National Rail | TfL Journey Planner