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07-25 22:00
2 - 0
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68
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48
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47
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3
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Match Info

Wealdstone FC 2 - 0 Milton Keynes Dons
International Club Friendly | July 25, 2026 | 22:00 kick-off

Match Overview

Wealdstone FC made a strong statement in their pre‑season preparations as they defeated League Two side Milton Keynes Dons 2‑0 in a lively International Club Friendly at Grosvenor Vale. The National League hosts looked sharp from the opening whistle and fully deserved their victory against a Dons side still finding their rhythm under the summer sun.

First‑Half Dominance

The Stones seized control early, pressing high and forcing errors from the MK Dons backline. Midfielder Jack Cook opened the scoring in the 23rd minute, turning home a low cross from the right after a well‑worked corner routine. The goal gave Wealdstone confidence, and they continued to create chances through the energetic runs of striker Josh Umerah, who troubled the Dons defence throughout the first period.

Second‑Half Clincher

Milton Keynes improved after the break, introducing fresh legs in an attempt to find an equaliser. But Wealdstone remained organised and dangerous on the counter‑attack. The decisive moment came in the 71st minute when substitute David Sesay intercepted a loose pass in midfield, drove forward, and unleashed a powerful strike from 20 yards that beat the Dons goalkeeper at his near post. The goal sealed a convincing win for the home side.

Tactical Observations

Wealdstone manager Stuart Maynard will be pleased with his team's compact defensive shape and quick transitions. The team pressed effectively as a unit, forcing Milton Keynes into uncharacteristic mistakes. For the Dons, head coach Scott Lindsey will look for better ball retention and sharper finishing ahead of the new League Two campaign.

Key Stats

  • Possession: Wealdstone 48% – 52% MK Dons
  • Shots on target: Wealdstone 5 – 2 MK Dons
  • Corners: Wealdstone 6 – 4 MK Dons
  • Attendance: 2,147 (behind closed doors due to late kick‑off restrictions)

Wealdstone continue their pre‑season with a trip to Boreham Wood next, while MK Dons face a stern test against League One side Reading in their next friendly.