valefan16
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After securing our safety on Friday (well other teams ballsing up more than us securing it) the Valiants head to Stadium MK with the weight of relegation worries evaporated against Auto chasers MK Dons.
MK Dons have been in patchy form of late, whilst the Vales promotion form from March 2nd onwards has stalled in the past two games with the job seemingly done.
Vale head into this strangely with the best defensive record away from home of all the 72 EFL clubs and will be keen to keep at least that stat from a sorry season. (17 against)
MK beat Vale 2-0 at Vale Park in a strange game, Vale losing key Midfielder Manny Oyeleke early doors and after a good start fell 2 goals behind. Matters were made worse after substitute Christian Montano was forced off soon after half time and having used all three Vale played out the half with ten men.
Vales last visit to MK was a more memorable one with Alex Jones netting the winner in front of the Sky Cameras two seasons ago.
Vale will likely make changes from Friday and fringe players such as Elliott and the recalled Mike Calverley could be called in as Vale look at options for next season.
Vale have been good on the road and as mentioned don’t generally concede but a dead rubber against a side gunning for promotion is a big ask, the high press may suit against a team like MK but think we will lose in a typically Vale half arsed end of season game.
MK Dons have been in patchy form of late, whilst the Vales promotion form from March 2nd onwards has stalled in the past two games with the job seemingly done.
Vale head into this strangely with the best defensive record away from home of all the 72 EFL clubs and will be keen to keep at least that stat from a sorry season. (17 against)
MK beat Vale 2-0 at Vale Park in a strange game, Vale losing key Midfielder Manny Oyeleke early doors and after a good start fell 2 goals behind. Matters were made worse after substitute Christian Montano was forced off soon after half time and having used all three Vale played out the half with ten men.
Vales last visit to MK was a more memorable one with Alex Jones netting the winner in front of the Sky Cameras two seasons ago.
Vale will likely make changes from Friday and fringe players such as Elliott and the recalled Mike Calverley could be called in as Vale look at options for next season.
Vale have been good on the road and as mentioned don’t generally concede but a dead rubber against a side gunning for promotion is a big ask, the high press may suit against a team like MK but think we will lose in a typically Vale half arsed end of season game.