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By Joe Jones
If we take into account that the Milton Keynes Dons began their history in 2004, then Notts County have faced the club just 13 times.
The first fixture took place in 2006, which was won by the Dons 3-2.
Its predecessor, Wimbledon, was around for over 110 years, but nonetheless, Notts have only played six games against them.A depressing statistic: out of 19 games between the Magpies and both Dons incarnations, we’ve only won once. The last game, on Boxing Day 2014, was a 1-0 defeat at Meadow Lane.
The Buckinghamshire-based outfit has been the subject of much controversy since its former incarnation, Wimbledon, moved from London to Milton Keynes, discarded its previous history and became the Milton Keynes Dons. Many feel aggrieved that such a move was allowed to take place.
A new club was then created called AFC Wimbledon that, in the space of less than a decade, rose through the leagues to reach League Two. Fate has drawn the two teams together on the pitch three times in two years, with MK winning twice and losing once.
The first fixture between the two sides took place in the second round of the 2012–13 FA Cup, where they were drawn to play each other at stadium:MK.
MK Dons won that match 2-1, with a winner scored in injury time by Jon Otsemobor and dubbed by the fans as "The Heel of God”.
In the second game when Kyle McFadzean scored the opening goal with his heel it was immediately dubbed "The Heel of God II".
The town of Milton Keynes, about 56 miles (90 km) north of London in Buckinghamshire, was established as a new town in 1967.
It is known for its statues of concrete cows and many, many roundabouts (300, or if you count painted bumps, over a thousand).
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MK Dons forward Dean Bowditch may be rested after struggling with a groin problem.
Midfielder Dele Alli is not ready for a return from an ankle injury, and Darren Potter serves the final game of a two-match ban.
Notts have Jamal Campbell-Ryce back from a leg injury and he is likely to replace Elliott Whitehouse.
Midfielder Liam Noble remains unavailable as he serves the final game of a three-match suspension.
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