League Two
September 29, 2012
AFC Wimbledo
1 - 2
Accrington
League Two
14:00 +00:00, September 29, 2012
The Fans' Stadium Kingsmeadow
Referee: F Graham
High-flying Stanley defeat Dons
Scoring Summary
| AFC Wimbledon | Accrington Stanley |
|---|---|
| Sammy Moore (90') | Padraig Amond (25') |
| Peter Murphy (78') |
Teams
| AFC Wimbledon | Accrington Stanley |
|---|---|
| 1 Sebastien Brown | 25 Ian Dunbavin |
| 29 Will Antwi | 29 Robert Atkinson |
| 25 Dale Bennett | 7 Craig Lindfield |
| 24 George Francomb | 2 Peter Murphy |
| 15 Jim Fenlon | 24 Lee Molyneux |
| 28 Steven Gregory | 28 Danny Schofield |
| 8 Sammy Moore | 4 Luke Joyce |
| 23 Rashid Yussuff | 10 Will Hatfield |
| 12 Christian Jolley | 26 Matthew Whichelow |
| 11 Luke Moore | 33 Romuald Boco |
| 9 Byron Harrison | 23 Padraig Amond |
| Substitutes | |
| 33 Mikhael Jaimez-Ruiz | Andrew Dawber 22 |
| 3 Warren Cummings | Bohan Dixon 15 |
| 2 Curtis Osano | Aristote Nsiala 5 |
| 4 Louis Harris | Aiden Chippendale 11 |
| 17 Huw Johnson | George Miller 12 |
| 20 Frankie Merrifield | Piero Mingoia 30 |
| 21 Charlie Strutton | Karl Sheppard 9 |
| Substitutions | |
| Warren Cummings for Jim Fenlon (72) | Aristote Nsiala for Matthew Whichelow (53) |
| Curtis Osano for Dale Bennett (79) | Piero Mingoia for Craig Lindfield (66) |
| Charlie Strutton for Christian Jolley (85) | Karl Sheppard for Padraig Amond (80) |
| Yellow Cards | |
| Dale Bennett (59) | Peter Murphy (50) |
| Christian Jolley (83) | |
| · Squads: AFC Wimbledon | Accrington Stanley | |
Sammy Moore's late strike was not enough to prevent Simon Bassey slipping to his first defeat as caretaker manager of AFC Wimbledon as Accrington emerged 2-1 winners at Kingsmeadow.
The visitors were in control thanks to goals from Padraig Amond and Peter Murphy and although Moore struck in injury time, it wasn't enough for the struggling Dons to get anything from the game.
The home side started the better and Christian Jolley weaved his way into the box before flashing a shot across the face of goal.
But Stanley took the lead against the run of play, Will Hatfield's shot initially stopped by Seb Brown but the ball looped into the path of Amond, who finished with a neat chip for his fifth goal of the season.
After half-time Jolley was wasteful with two chances and was made to pay as the Dons found themselves two goals down with little over 10 minutes remaining, Murphy firing home a stunning volley to register his third goal in his last four games.
Moore tapped home from six yards to give his side some hope but it was too little, too late as Accrington racked up back-to-back league wins.