Wigan, taking on ninth-placed Portsmouth at Fratton Park, were stunned by a 3-2 defeat after entering the half-time break 2-0 ahead, with a George Hirst brace and Aiden O'Brien's winner in the 87th minute sending the Latics home still needing a result at the weekend to secure the title. The Dons travel to Home Park on Saturday (30th April) to take on playoff-chasers Plymouth Argyle in their final fixture of the 2021/22 campaign, and still have the chance to jump into second place by the time the full whistle is blown.Īll eyes were on last night's League One fixtures as both Wigan Athletic and Rotherham United, who currently occupy the top two places in the table, played out their final game in hand - with both having the potential to effectively decide the final standings before Match 46 rolled around. Milton Keynes Dons' hopes of claiming an automatic promotion place are still alive ahead of the final day of the season.
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