League One
October 14, 2012
Dons denied late spot-kick
Scoring Summary
| Preston North End | Milton Keynes Dons |
|---|
Teams
| Preston North End | Milton Keynes Dons |
|---|---|
| 1 Thorsten Stuckmann | 1 David Martin |
| 4 Paul Huntington | 4 Mathias Doumbe |
| 3 Scott Laird | 2 Jon Otsemobor |
| 26 Bailey Wright | 3 Dean Lewington |
| 19 John Welsh | 11 Alan Smith |
| 8 Nicky Wroe | 26 Luke Chadwick |
| 2 Keith Keane | 8 Darren Potter |
| 24 William Hayhurst | 6 Steven Williams |
| 17 Jeffrey Monakana | 7 Stephen Gleeson |
| 12 Akpo Sodje | 28 Scott Allan |
| 29 Stuart Beavon | 9 Dean Bowditch |
| Substitutes | |
| 23 Steve Simonsen | Ian McLoughlin 16 |
| 5 Chris Robertson | Adam Chicksen 12 |
| 18 Andrew Procter | James O'Shea 23 |
| 21 John Mousinho | Ryan Lowe 14 |
| 22 Jack King | Charlie MacDonald 10 |
| 7 David Amoo | |
| 9 Graham Cummins | |
| Substitutions | |
| Chris Robertson for Paul Huntington (35) | Ryan Lowe for Alan Smith (64) |
| John Mousinho for William Hayhurst (46) | Charlie MacDonald for Scott Allan (65) |
| Graham Cummins for Akpo Sodje (82) | |
| Yellow Cards | |
| Paul Huntington (27) | Luke Chadwick (21) |
| Graham Cummins (84) | |
| · Rosters: Preston North End | Milton Keynes Dons | |
MK Dons striker Charlie MacDonald was controversially denied a late penalty as Preston held on for a 0-0 draw at Deepdale.
The 31-year-old went down under a challenge from onrushing North End keeper Thorsten Stuckmann in the 86th minute only for referee Craig Pawson to wave play on.
Preston had their own penalty appeal turned down earlier in the second half when it appeared Shaun Williams had used his arm to block a Stuart Beavon header.
MK Dons created the best chance of a heated first half with Alan Smith forcing a smart low save out of Stuckmann after a great through ball from Scott Allan.
The second half was an improvement, but Preston's best chance came when Dons defender Williams diverted Beavon's goalbound header onto the post with what looked like an arm after 64 minutes.
The visitors' penalty appeal came after McDonald attempted to round Stuckmann, but that too was not given and the game ended goalless.


