Nick Powell, on his 30th birthday, is down on his haunches and is coming off, with Ryan Croasdale coming on.

Dave Challinor will not want to take any chances with fellow midfielder Antoni Sarcevic sidelined this evening through injury.

A very different experience coming off the bench when you're 4-0 up, I'd expect...

Triple change from MK boss Mike Williamson with Jordan Williams, Jack Payne and Emre Tezgel coming off and Max Dean, Cameron Norman and Ellis Harrison being introduced.

No pressure lads...

Shakespeare would be proud of this evening's setting in Stockport.

The rain was teeming down as MK created chance after chance in the opening half hour, but since the Hatters have taken control the clouds have parted, the sky is light and the ground is a happy place to be.

Michael Kelly gets the faintest touch onto a rasping effort from Paddy Madden to tip the ball onto the angle of post and bar.

MK Dons architects of their own downfall again though, gifting Stockport possession in a dangerous area.

Madden will be disappointed not to have his second but football's the winner, really!

Steve O'Halloran
Former Stockport defender on BBC Radio Manchester

What a corker from Connor Lemonheigh-Evans.

Back in the starting line-up, having played eight of 11 matches since returning from Wimbledon (on loan).

First-time, left-footed effort into the top corner of the goal.

It's about the first time he has had a look-in at the MK goal because he has been doing so much hard work tracking back.

Kyle Wootton gets a talking to from the official after a, erm, striker's challenge, shall we say. He's a big unit and not afraid to put himself about.

It's worth remembering that MK have won on four of their last five visits to Edgeley Park.

This is unchartered territory.

The Hatters are well on their way to doing something they haven't done since December 2004.

Quiet start to the second half... almost TOO quiet.

Stephen O'Halloran
Ex-Salford and Stockport defender on BBC Radio Manchester

It will be interesting to see what Dave Challinor and Clint Hill do on the touchline.

They will be emphasising not letting MK get back into this game.

I am hoping for a boring half for County fans, you are hoping for an 8-0, I think there will be something in the middle of that.

What on earth will Mike WIlliamson's message have been during the interval?

Dave Challinor probably had the best 15 minutes of his season.

We'll find out whether there is to be a reaction from the visitors when the game resumes in three, two, one... here we go...

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Port Vale's win sees them move up two places to 21st.

They are now within three points of safety, and the team they beat today Burton, who are in a horror run of no win in seven.

Carlisle will have been gutted to have surrendered a 2-0 lead and allowing Stevenage to come back and claim a point.

They remain bottom and in truth even a win today would have done little to improve their slim chances of survival.

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The Rams' defeat at Northampton means they stay five points behind leaders Portsmouth, having played a game more.

They passed-up a golden opportunity to close the gap today with many of the teams around them not in action.

Stevenage's late show earns them a point which moves them above Lincoln up to seventh.

• Derby missed the chance to close the gap on league leaders Portsmouth as they tasted defeat at Northampton losing 1-0 with the Rams coming into this game on back of five wins on the bounce.
• Bottom club Carlisle let slip a 2-0 lead and missed the opportunity to pick up their sixth win of the season as Stevenage scored in the 96th minute to salvage a 2-2 draw.
• Ryan Loft's 83rd minute winner was enough for Port Vale to bag a valuable three points at Burton with Vale moving up to 21st - three points from safety.

Phew, a busy old half there!

Time for a little breather and look back on what happened in League One earlier today.

MK Dons were probably the better side in the first 31 minutes. Then all hell broke loose.

The game seems to have turned on Michael Kelly's unfortunate error, losing the ball as he slid out on the edge of his area, allowing Callum Camps to slot into an empty net.

Five minutes later Paddy Madden surged forward to find the bottom corner and then Tanto Olaofe skipped round Kelly to make it three in stoppage time.

A dream half for the hosts, a nightmare for Mike Williamson's men.

Alex Whitington
BBC Radio Manchester’s Stockport reporter

It perhaps was not looking that good at the half-hour mark, the Stockport 'keeper the busier early on, but it's a brilliant scoreline that does not quite tell the full story for County at half-time.

Steve O'Halloran
Former Stockport defender on BBC Radio Manchester

This is where the title run-in could start right now.

It is so simple from County, putting that pressure on the MK Dons defence.

Credit again to County, they have looked at where their strengths are being a bit more direct.

Todd Kane is the latest to get a booking after a cynical haul back of Alex Gilbey as he sought to spin away from the County right-back in midfield.

MK were well on top but find themselves 2-0 down entering stoppage-time, of which there will be two minutes.

Alex Whitington
BBC Radio Manchester’s Stockport reporter

Stockport have had less possession, but crucially they have done more with it as dusk starts to descend on Edgeley Park.

Looking at MK Dons they do have forward options on the bench, but the way County have set-up since the goals has frustrated them, they are plugging the gaps.

Paddy Madden is playing at almost centre-back or alongside Nick Powell in that midfield general area, he has played almost everywhere today.