Sheffield Wed 3-1 MK Dons
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A Gary Madine brace helped Sheffield Wednesday knock 10-man MK Dons off top spot in League One.
Madine opened the scoring with a shot from inside the area after being put through on goal by Clinton Morrison.
Substitute Liam Palmer set up the second with a cross that was headed in by Madine but Angelo Balanta fired home after evading several tackles.
Palmer sealed the Owls' win after a one-two with Madine before Jabo Ibehre was sent off for a second booking.
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Sheffield Wednesday manager Gary Megson told BBC Radio Sheffield:
Result most important thing- Megson
"Second-half was very good, the first-half they settled on the ball a lot better then we did at times.
"We defended well and I was impressed with how we kept the ball when under pressure.
"Gary Madine has really improved his work-rate over the last few weeks and he is getting his rewards for that."
MK Dons manager Karl Robinson told BBC Three Counties Radio:
We made too many errors - Robinson
"Good in parts, and obviously not so good in other parts. I thought for 25 minutes we really did take to the game.
"We conceded a silly, silly goal. I accept that people are going to make mistakes, but I don't accept that when teams cross the ball we leave people unmarked in the six-yard box.
"We pride ourselves in being organised and resolute, and denying people opportunities. It didn't happen. It was a collective error."