MK Dons boss Martin Allen has praised his side's battling 0-0 draw away at
Failure to win saw the Dons drop out of the third automatic promotion place, but Manager Allen admits his team showed courage to earn a point when earlier this season they may have lost the game.
He told the BBC: "At times away from home we have been weak-minded and weak-hearted but the players stood up to the challenge
When one defeat comes along, it can sometimes lead to many more and that seems to be the case for Darlington who after going on a run of fourteen without defeat, have lost two on the bounce following their 2-1 loss to Barnet at Underhill.
Manager Dave Penny has blamed poor refereeing for his teams against the odds defeat.
The match official ruled out a goal from Quaker's defender Mark Philips for offside. A decision that Penny believes cost them the game.
"I'm frustrated because we had a perfectly good goal disallowed at the end."
Dropped points leaves
Brian Carey of Wrexham has demanded his side become more ruthless if they have any chance of beating the drop.
Despite moving out of the bottom with a 0-0 draw with
Carey said: "We've got to take positives out of the clean sheet, but we were just missing a final touch and that killer instinct."
A 2-1 win for the Robin's at the
He said: "
Swindon will be looking to gun down a second place finish in the table as they plan an immediate return to League One football come May.
All quotations taken from the BBC