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Beleaguered AFC Wimbledon suffered a fifth consecutive defeat on Saturday.

The Dons lost 1-0 at home to Cambridge United and remain fourth-bottom in League One, a point shy of safety. Not only did the result keep Mark Robinson's side in the relegation places but it extended their horror winless sequence to a mammoth 21 games in all competitions.

You have to go all the way back to December 7 last year for the last time Wimbledon fans celebrated a victory. That 2-0 win at Accrington Stanley has been followed by nine draws and 12 losses - including a sobering defeat to non-league Boreham Wood in the FA Cup. Despite the situation appearing dire, with Cambridge's Adam May notching the only goal at Plough Lane on Saturday, Robinson remains defiant about the team's prospects.

The phoenix club were formed in 2002 by supporters who were unhappy about the decision to relocate the old Wimbledon to Milton Keynes and rename them the MK Dons. The two decades that have followed have seen six promotions but for the first time in the club's relatively short history they are facing the prospect of a maiden relegation.

“If I felt that I lost the players, of course, I would offer to resign," Robinson said.