MK Dons win makes promotion a certainty
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Your support makes all the difference.Keith Andrews, the League Two player of the year, scored the decisive goal for MK Dons in a 3-2 victory at Stockport which clinched a League Two automatic promotion place for Paul Ince's side. Stockport took the lead before Dons hit back a minute later through Mark Wright. Stockport went ahead again before Alan Navarro made it 2-2 and Andrews then stole the points for Ince's side when he smashed the ball home.
Dean Keates' 29th-minute winner against Hereford ensured Peterborough also clinched promotion. Rene Howe struck the game's only goal in the 66th minute as Rochdale kept up the chase for third with a 1-0 win over Morecambe at Spotland.
Darlington's play-off bid remains on track as they held Chesterfield to a 1-1 draw. Tommy Wright (68) equalising Jamie Ward's 50th-minute goal.
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