League One: AFC Wimbledon 1 Accrington Stanley 1 - ratings

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Here's how we rated AFC Wimbledon's players in their draw with Accrington Stanley.

Aaron Ramsdale - 7 - Had a resolute defence in front of him but also had little to no trouble commanding his box. Delivered when called upon when he helped deny Billy Kee's penalty.

Will Nightingale - 8 - Accrington's main forwards struggled against him and showed strong aerial presence as well against the likes of Billy Kee. Solid.

Paul Kalambayi - 4 - Looked a little shaky and was at fault for the equaliser. Committed a poor pass, and then a poor header, which Jordan Clark happily converted. Replaced with Dylan Connolly.

Rod McDonald - 8 - Slotted in well alongside Nightingale and made good contributions at both ends of the pitch. Made a critical intervention in the first half and delivered some decent crosses, too.

Toby Sibbick - 7 - Coupled with Seddon, the two wing-backs caused Accrington headaches. Made some inroads with his crosses, shame they didn't amount to much. Had a quieter second 45 minutes.

Steven Seddon - 7 - Similar to Sibbick the two were pivotal to the Dons' attacking play. Made a great assist for Pigott's goal his early delivery. Excellent going forward. Replaced with Terrell Thomas.

Scott Wagstaff - 6 - Did well at both ends of the pitch, won fouls and his work rate helped in crucial areas. Could argue the penalty was harshly given.

Anthony Hartigan - 6 - Energetic as usual, getting on the overlap outside to whip in dangerous crosses. Underwhelming set-piece deliveries from him as many didn't connect.

Anthony Wordsworth - 6 - Helped to keep the Dons' strong midfield shape alongside Hartigan. Became more prominent as a secondary target for crosses in the box. Set-pieces were a little off-kilter as well.

James Hanson - 5 - Spent most of the first half frustrated with the referee's non-calls on adjudged fouls against him. Other than his hold-up play he did very little of note.

Joe Pigott - 7 - Threw his weight about among the two centre halves as expected, a big headache for their defence. Took his finish really well on 21 minutes. Replaced with Kwesi Appiah.

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Dylan Connolly - 6

Kwesi Appiah - 5

Terrell Thomas - 6

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