Will Grigg scored twice as MK Dons netted four goals in the final half hour to beat Notts County 4-1 at Stadium:MK.
Carl Baker and Lewis Baker put The Dons' 2-0 ahead before Elliot Whitehouse pulled one back with ten minutes to go.
Will turned home Dean Bowditch's cross to re-establish a two goal lead with five minutes remaining and he completed the scoring from close range in injury time.
The win moved MK Dons to within four points of second-placed Preston North End in Sky Bet League One.
Will has netted 15 times in 42 appearances for Karl Robinson's side this season on a season long loan from The Bees.
Also in Sky Bet League One, Rochdale continued to keep pace with the top six after they comfortably saw off free-falling Scunthorpe United at Spotlands.
Jack O'Connell played his tenth match of a second loan spell with Dale as they took a first-half lead through Michael Rose.
Kevin Van Veen levelled matters on the hour but Ian Henderson restored Rochdale's advantage within 60 seconds.
The points were wrapped up with six minutes to go as Peter Vincenti headed in Henderson's cross to leave Keith Hill's side three points off the top six with two games in hand.
Coventry City's revival under Tony Mowbray stalled as they lost 3-1 at home to Doncaster Rovers to leave them just a point above the drop zone.
Dominic Samuel scored after five minutes to put the hosts ahead but Rovers scored three goals in the second-half, including one from former Bee Harry Forrester, to wrap up the win.
Nick Proschwitz was not involved in the 18 for the Sky Blues where he is on loan until the end of the season.
In the Vanarama Conference Lionel Stone was an unused substitute as Woking kept up their charge for a play-off place with a 1-0 win over Forest Green Rovers.
Scott Rendell scored from the spot just after half-time to leave Woking four points outside the play-off places but with a game in hand on Rovers in fifth.
Louis Hutton started in the Evo-Stick Southern League Central as Godalming Town beat Chalfont St Peter 2-1 at Wey Court.
Tom Williment put the hosts ahead after three minutes but Tony Mandy levelled just before the half-hour.
George Frith scored the decisive goal three minutes into the second-half that leaves Town eighth in the table but 12 points off the play-off places.
In the Vanarama South Tyrell Miller-Rodney played 90 minutes as Maidenhead United inched closer to safety with a point away at high-flying Chelmsford City.
Jacob Erskine put United ahead on the hour but Joe Ward denied them a vital three points as he scored with six minutes to play.
The point moves United seven points clear of second from bottom Farnborough Town with six matches to play.