MK Dons 6 Cambridge City 1: match report Milton Keynes made the encounter possible with this emphatic dispatch of Southern League Premier side Cambridge City, and Robinson was quick to play up the significance. "The greatest cup competition in the world has produced a historic tie," he declared. People will have grievances. They will have anger. But they will also see the excitement. Our stadium was built for big days and I'm sure this will be one of them. Two years ago, AFC Wimbledon were spared the same match-up when they fell in a first-round replay to Stevenage. This time their fans can scarcely wait to embarrass the club they regard as no better than a soulless, artificial franchise. Robinson acknowledged he "danced around his living room" when the second-round draw was made. He had also not dared look ahead of this slippery rematch with Cambridge's second team, who had held his players to a goalless draw 10 days earlier, but he need not have worried. Shaun Williams set the procession in motion with a marvellous 40-yard drive that dipped, swerved and flew dead centre into the goal to leave goalkeeper Zac Barrett looking crestfallen. Any uncertainty about the outcome was wiped out by strikes from Jay O'Shea and Dean Bowditch just before half-time. Dave Theobald salvaged a vestige of credibility for Cambridge City when he pounced on Luke Allen's cross. But their resistance crumbled altogether following a penalty for Williams, and further goals for Dele Ali and substitute Adam Chicksen in a flurry of impressive finishing. So the fixture that both sets of fans had quietly craved is, belatedly, official. History is made again in the FA Cup, and it could hardly be wrapped in more toxic packaging. MK Dons (4-2-3-1): Martin; Kouo-Doumbe, Kay, Williams, Lewington; Gleeson, Alli (Galloway 77); Bowditch (Chicksen 61), Macdonald, O'Shea; Lowe (Rasulo 61). Subs: McLoughlin, Smith, Spence. Cambridge City (4-4-2): Barrett; Pepper, Theobald, Chaffey, Brighton; Allen (Abbs 68), Cambridge, Prada (Lester 68), Marriott; Bryant, Hammond. Subs: Ordonez (g), Midgley, Nightingale, Stynes. Referee: N Miller (Co Durham).