MK Dons’ home game against Bromley at Stadium MK has been postponed due to international call-ups.
The match between last season’s top two in League Two had been due to take place at Stadium MK on Saturday 26 September, but Bromley confirmed that due to international call-ups, they had lodged a successful request for a postponement.
The game will now take place at a to-be-determined date in the near future, with the two clubs to announce the new future match date in due course.
MK Dons will now face a lengthy break from league action after their match with AFC Wimbledon tonight (17/09), with the Dons’ trip to Barnsley also scheduled to coincide with the upcoming extended international break having also been postponed.
Paul Warne’s side will return to league action on 10 October when they welcome Reading to Stadium MK, although their home matches in the EFL Trophy against Crawley and the Brentford junior side scheduled in the international break will still go ahead.
MK Dons have said that supporters who have already purchased a ticket for the Bromley fixture are advised that their ticket will still be valid to use for the rearranged fixture date, and to contact their box office if they cannot make the eventual new date.
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