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FA.Cup.Round.Two.2012.12.02.Milton.Keynes.Dons.Vs.AFC.Wimbledon.720p.HDTV.x264-W4F
RELEASE iNFO
Release Date 2012.12.02
Air Date 2012.12.02
Genre Sports Football
EPiSODE iNFO
Coverage of the second round clash from the Stadium MK, as the teams
battle it out for bragging rights and a potentially lucrative place
in the next stage. The hosts were renamed in 2004 after their
controversial move from London to Milton Keynes, while their
opponents were formed by Wimbledon supporters opposed to the
relocation of the club when it was first mooted in 2002 and
originally entered the league structure in the ninth tier of English
football. This is the first meeting between the two sides, and
though the clubs are now separated by just a single division, the
home team go into the match as strong favourites. With commentary by
Clive Tyldesley and Andy Townsend.
Enjoy!
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