MK Dons’ upcoming trip to play Barnsley has been postponed due to international call-ups for the Yorkshire club.
Paul Warne’s side had been scheduled to make the trip to Oakwell on Saturday October 3, in a match scheduled to take place during the upcoming extended international break.
However, Barnsley confirmed they have met the threshold for international call-ups, with both their game against the Dons and their match away at Bradford City the week before being postponed.
MK Dons will now have a break after their match against Bromley on September 26, with the Dons returning to action when they play in the EFL Trophy on October 6 against Brentford’s junior side.
Both Barnsley and MK Dons confirmed that details of the new date will be announced in due course.
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