AFC Wimbledon manager Johnnie Jackson praised his players for their 'magnificent' effort in a 1-1 draw against Doncaster Rovers, where they played over an hour with 10 men. Alistair Smith's early goal gave Wimbledon a lead, but captain Jake Reeves was sent off, forcing the team to battle defensively. Doncaster faced a similar fate with a red card for Billy Sharp. Despite the situation, Wimbledon had chances to win but ultimately settled for a draw, maintaining hopes for promotion with four matches left in the season and an upbeat approach from Jackson.
Jackson praised his team for 'magnificent' effort in battling to a 1-1 draw against Doncaster, emphasizing their resilience despite playing with 10 men.
After losing captain Reeves to a red card, Jackson stated, 'It took an unbelievable effort from the lads,' highlighting their determination in adversity.
Despite missed opportunities to win, Jackson remained positive, saying, 'I thought they were magnificent... if they turn up like that, four more times I think that puts us really close.'
The match showcased a rollercoaster of events, with both teams ending the game with 10 players, ultimately sharing the points in a heated contest.
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