Oxford United and Milton Keynes Dons finished 2-2 in League One after a late equaliser. Mark Harris put Oxford ahead in the 20th minute, but MK Dons hit back twice before half-time. Ciaron Brown's 90th-minute strike earned the hosts a share of the points.
Harris opened the scoring for Oxford on 20 minutes. Charlie Goode levelled for MK Dons nine minutes later, converting Daniel Barlaser's assist, and Aaron Collins put the visitors in front on 34 from Ryan Wintle's pass. Oxford pushed for an equaliser and found it in the 90th minute, with Gatlin O'Donkor credited with the assist for Brown.
The statistics show an even contest in some respects. MK Dons had more shots, 23 to Oxford's 16, and more on target, six to four, while Oxford dominated possession with 63% and completed 287 accurate passes to the visitors' 128. Both teams had two big chances; Oxford converted both and MK Dons only one, and the visitors' expected-goals figure of 1.72 compared with Oxford's 1.11.
