Toby Lock's MK Dons player ratings after the FA Cup win over Swindon

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Toby Lock's MK Dons player ratings after the FA Cup win over Swindon

There wasn’t much magic in the FA Cup at Stadium MK on Saturday as MK Dons saw off Swindon Town.

Two early goals from Marvin Ekpiteta and Aaron Collins ensured a spot in the second round for Paul Warne’s side, though Aaron Drinan’s goal on the stroke of half-time made life more uncomfortable for the hosts.

Here’s how we rated the players.

It was a routine, if not glittering performance from MK Dons as they booked their spot in the FA Cup second round on Saturday — 1. How we rated the MK Dons players in the win over Swindon It was a routine, if not glittering performance from MK Dons as they booked their spot in the FA Cup second round on Saturday | Jane Russell Photo Sales

A pretty comfortable return to the side, capped with two important saves in the second-half — 2. Craig MacGillivray - 7 A pretty comfortable return to the side, capped with two important saves in the second-half | Jane Russell Photo Sales

Another solid outing — 3. Jack Sanders - 7 Another solid outing | Jane Russell Photo Sales

Turned provider for his centre-back mate Ekpiteta while keeping tabs on the dangerous Drinan as best he could — 4. Charlie Goode - 7 Turned provider for his centre-back mate Ekpiteta while keeping tabs on the dangerous Drinan as best he could | Jane Russell Photo Sales

It was a routine, if not glittering performance from MK Dons as they booked their spot in the FA Cup second round on Saturday — It was a routine, if not glittering performance from MK Dons as they booked their spot in the FA Cup second round on Saturday | Jane Russell

There wasn’t much magic in the FA Cup at Stadium MK on Saturday as MK Dons saw off Swindon Town.

Two early goals from Marvin Ekpiteta and Aaron Collins ensured a spot in the second round for Paul Warne’s side, though Aaron Drinan’s goal on the stroke of half-time made life more uncomfortable for the hosts.

Here’s how we rated the players.

A no-nonsense performance from the centre-back, happy to clear his lines after getting the opener after just two minutes — 5. Top Don: Marvin Ekpiteta - 7.5 A no-nonsense performance from the centre-back, happy to clear his lines after getting the opener after just two minutes | Jane Russell Photo Sales

Looked a dangerous outlet in the first-half, forcing a really good save from Connor Ripley — 6. Eli Campbell - 6.5 Looked a dangerous outlet in the first-half, forcing a really good save from Connor Ripley | Jane Russell Photo Sales

A couple of half-sights of goal in his first-half cameo — 7. Sam Silvera - 6.5 A couple of half-sights of goal in his first-half cameo | Jane Russell Photo Sales

Passed up on a couple of chances to shoot in the first-half before making way at the break. Kept Dons ticking in the attacking third — 8. Dan Crowley - 6.5 Passed up on a couple of chances to shoot in the first-half before making way at the break. Kept Dons ticking in the attacking third | Jane Russell Photo Sales

There wasn’t much magic in the FA Cup at Stadium MK on Saturday as MK Dons saw off Swindon Town.

Two early goals from Marvin Ekpiteta and Aaron Collins ensured a spot in the second round for Paul Warne’s side, though Aaron Drinan’s goal on the stroke of half-time made life more uncomfortable for the hosts.

Here’s how we rated the players.

Quietly went about his business as usual — 9. Ryan Wintle - 6.5 Quietly went about his business as usual | Jane Russell Photo Sales

Tried to drag his side into the game in the second-half almost single-handedly. Finished the game firmly under the skin of Swindon's Dan Butler — 10. Alex Gilbey - 7 Tried to drag his side into the game in the second-half almost single-handedly. Finished the game firmly under the skin of Swindon's Dan Butler | Jane Russell Photo Sales

Another goal to his tally for the season — 11. Aaron Collins - 6.5 Another goal to his tally for the season | Jane Russell Photo Sales

Worked his socks off again but missed a sitter which would have put the game to rest early in the second-half — 12. Sam Nombe - 5.5 Worked his socks off again but missed a sitter which would have put the game to rest early in the second-half | Jane Russell Photo Sales

There wasn’t much magic in the FA Cup at Stadium MK on Saturday as MK Dons saw off Swindon Town.

Two early goals from Marvin Ekpiteta and Aaron Collins ensured a spot in the second round for Paul Warne’s side, though Aaron Drinan’s goal on the stroke of half-time made life more uncomfortable for the hosts.

Here’s how we rated the players.

Always looked like an exciting attacking option — 13. Sub: Gethin Jones - 6.5 Always looked like an exciting attacking option | Jane Russell Photo Sales

Another strong showing coming off the bench at the break — 14. Sub: Ben Wiles - 7 Another strong showing coming off the bench at the break | Jane Russell Photo Sales

Not a great amount of joy — 15. Sub: Callum Paterson - 5.5 Not a great amount of joy | Jane Russell Photo Sales

Youthful exuberance but no end product — 16. Sub: Ibrahim Fullah - 5.5 Youthful exuberance but no end product | Jane Russell Photo Sales

There wasn’t much magic in the FA Cup at Stadium MK on Saturday as MK Dons saw off Swindon Town.

Two early goals from Marvin Ekpiteta and Aaron Collins ensured a spot in the second round for Paul Warne’s side, though Aaron Drinan’s goal on the stroke of half-time made life more uncomfortable for the hosts.

Here’s how we rated the players.

A decent late showing — 17. Sub: Cohen Bramall - 6 A decent late showing | Jane Russell Photo Sales

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