Robbo stresses over winless run

MK Dons manager Karl Robinson admits that his side's dip in form has become a worry for him after a 2-0 defeat to Crawley.

The Dons have only won once in their last six games. Crawley striker Billy Clarke proved to be the difference between the two sides with a goal in both halves to make it a fruitless away day for MK Dons who have yet to win in October. Despite some good approach play, Robinson's men were denied by former Peterborough keeper Paul Jones, who saved well from Charlie MacDonald, while Daniel Powell and MacDonald both struck the crossbar in the first half. "There is a long way to go and we are hoping to get this dip in form out of the way," Robinson said. "We've had a number of blows in the last few weeks. It's up to us to come back stronger and that is the reaction I will be looking for. "It's up to us to move on together and show what we're made of."