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No problems for Shrews Shrewsbury have no new injury concerns as they look to register back-to-back victories when they host Milton Keynes Dons.

Midfielder Luke Summerfield returned from illness to score the winner over Crewe at the weekend and will retain his spot, while on-loan defender Julian Bennett will also be in Graham Turner's starting line-up.

New loan signing Luke Rodgers will spearhead the Shrews' attack, while fellow forward Tom Bradshaw is expected to be among the substitutes.

The victory over Crewe was Town's fourth win of the season, lifting them out of the relegation places in League One, and boss Turner hopes that his team can deliver a similar gutsy display against MK Dons.

Charlie MacDonald comes back into the reckoning for MK Dons.

MacDonald missed Friday night's 1-0 win over league leaders Tranmere through illness but the striker has now recovered.

Daniel Powell made his return from a hamstring injury at Prenton Park and after coming through the 30-minute substitute appearance unscathed, he will now hope to push for a place in the starting XI.

Forward Ryan Lowe, who spent almost five years with the Shrews between July 2000 and March 2005, is also hoping for a berth.

Gary MacKenzie is the only player unavailable to manager Karl Robinson. The centre-half remains a long-term absentee with a hip problem.

The Dons have won their last four league matches without conceding a goal.

Shrewsbury vs Milton Keynes Dons

Last modified 22:28 20/11/12

Last-gasp Bowditch rescues Dons Dean Bowditch volleyed a stoppage-time equaliser to resuce a point for high-flying MK Dons from an exciting 2-2 draw at Shrewsbury.

The Dons were in danger of sliding to a surprise defeat when Bowditch took aim from the edge of the penalty area to smash a volley past goalkeeper Chris Weale.

It was cruel on Shrewsbury, who were seconds away from claiming a notable scalp to boost their fight against escaping the relegation zone.

Bowditch was earlier the provider as the Dons moved ahead on the stroke of half-time. He broke with pace down the right and crossed for Angelo Balanta to fire home from 12 yards into the bottom corner of the net. Shrewsbury produced a tremendous response in the second half to take the lead. Luke Rodgers, on loan from Portsmouth, grabbed the equaliser in the 64th minute after Marvin Morgan rounded goalkeeper David Martin before unselfishly setting up his strike partner.

Then winger Mark Wright completed the turnaround eight minutes later when he bent a fine shot in off the far post against one of his former clubs. But Dons kept going and Bowditch earned them some reward.