Peter Leven's second-half penalty rescued a point for MK Dons to as they 2-2 draw with Yeovil.
Ince's men end run of defeats with a share of the spoils
Peter Leven's second-half penalty rescued a point for Paul Ince's MK Dons to end their run of four successive defeats as they drew 2-2 with Yeovil at Stadium:MK.
Goals from Dean Bowditch and Shaun MacDonald either side of Sam Baldock's strike had put Yeovil 2-1 up, but Leven's 65th-minute spot-kick denied the Glovers a second away win of the season.
Bowditch handed Yeovil a dream start when he raced onto Gavin Tomlin's defence-splitting pass and beat Dons goalkeeper Willy Gueret at his near post after just 33 seconds.
Baldock levelled for Milton Keynes in the fourth minute when he sprinted onto Aaron Wilbraham's flick and expertly drilled in his seventh goal in as many games from an acute angle.
MacDonald restored the Glovers' lead in the 17th minute by slotting the ball underneath Gueret from 12 yards after another perfectly-weighted Tomlin pass.
Dons defender David McCracken escaped with just a yellow card for cynically tripping Bowditch as he raced through on goal before he headed Jason Puncheon's corner against the bar on the hour mark.
But the Dons were not to be denied and Leven coolly converted his third spot-kick of the season to make it 2-2 in the 65th minute after Wilbraham had been dragged down in the box by Terrell Forbes.
