Saturday 10 August 2019 19:59, UK
Substitute Paddy Madden fuelled Fleetwood's fightback as they responded to going a goal down to beat AFC Wimbledon 2-1 at Highbury.
Kwesi Appiah had the ball in the net in the opening exchanges but his effort was chalked off but Fleetwood Town did not learn from that early warning.
The rain and wind battered Town's home base and it was to be the elements that aided the visitors.
Luke O'Neill's cross from the left whirled through the air and outfoxed Town's giant centre-half Harry Souttar with Appiah nipping in to nod home the opener in the 26th minute.
The rain faded in the second half but it was a much brighter Fleetwood Town showing as Madden, who came off the bench at the break, levelled the scores in the 56th minute.
Souttar saw his effort cleared off the line by Joe Pigott but Town completed the turnaround in the 65th minute.
Peter Clarke wheeled away in celebration but instant replays showed Josh Morris' cross from the right flew home untouched as Town made it 2-1.
