James Hanson's first-half double gave AFC Wimbledon's League One survival hopes a further boost as they won at relegation rivals Scunthorpe. The dominant Dons could even afford the luxury of an early penalty miss as they extended their unbeaten run on the road to five games. Wimbledon's opportunity from the spot came in the 11th minute, when Steve Seddon was bundled to the floor in the box by keeper Jak Alnwick. Joe Pigott got plenty behind the ball at the resulting penalty, but Alnwick was equal to it. Scunthorpe, playing for the first time since sacking manager Stuart McCall last weekend, offered little in response until the final quarter.

Source: BBC March 30, 2019 10:19 UTC