AFC Wimbledon

League One

Lincoln

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AFC Wimbledon

Lincoln, the league leaders, come into this match in excellent form, unbeaten in their last 5 and boasting a dominant home record. Their defense is solid, with 3 clean sheets in recent games, and their attack is firing with an average of over 2 goals per game at home. AFC Wimbledon, in contrast, are struggling for consistency, particularly away from home where they have lost half their matches and conceded nearly 2 goals per game. Lincoln’s motivation to maintain their title push and their statistical superiority in almost every metric make them clear favorites.

League One

Stockport County

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AFC Wimbledon

Stockport County enter this fixture as home favourites, sitting 5th in the table and boasting a strong home record. Their recent form is mixed but they rarely fail to score and have shown attacking intent, especially at Edgeley Park. AFC Wimbledon, 14th in the league, are inconsistent away and have defensive vulnerabilities, conceding 36 goals in 19 away games. However, they have found the net in most recent matches and can threaten on the break. Head-to-head history favours Stockport, but Wimbledon have enough attacking threat to make this competitive. Expect Stockport to control possession and chances, with both teams likely to contribute to the scoreline.

League One

AFC Wimbledon

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Peterborough

AFC Wimbledon host Peterborough in a mid-table League One clash where both teams are separated by just 3 points. Wimbledon have found form at home, winning 3 of their last 4 at The Cherry Red Records Stadium, and scoring freely. Peterborough, meanwhile, are struggling for results, with no wins in their last 5 and a leaky defence conceding 2+ in 4 of those. While Peterborough thrashed Wimbledon 5-0 earlier this season, recent trends favour the hosts. Expect a competitive match, with Wimbledon’s improved attack likely to edge a Peterborough side still capable of scoring but lacking defensive solidity.

League One

AFC Wimbledon

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Leyton Orient

AFC Wimbledon come into this fixture in strong home form, having won their last two and scoring freely. Leyton Orient, while capable of scoring, have struggled defensively away from home and have only one away clean sheet all season. Wimbledon have a strong H2H record and are higher in the table, suggesting a home win is likely, but both teams' recent goal trends point to BTTS as well. Expect Wimbledon to control the first half and Leyton Orient to push late.

League One

Stevenage

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AFC Wimbledon

Stevenage host AFC Wimbledon at Lamex Stadium in a clash between two sides with contrasting home and away fortunes. Stevenage are formidable at home, losing just once all season and coming in with strong recent form. Wimbledon have been inconsistent on the road, conceding nearly two goals per away game. H2H history also favours Stevenage, especially at home. Expect a competitive match, with Stevenage's defensive solidity at home likely to be the difference. Goals may be limited, but both teams have shown attacking intent in recent matches.

League One

AFC Wimbledon

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Blackpool

AFC Wimbledon host Blackpool in a mid-table League One clash where both teams have shown defensive vulnerabilities. Wimbledon are in slightly better form and have a solid home record, while Blackpool's away performances have been poor, especially defensively. Both sides often see high-scoring games, and recent head-to-heads have been competitive. Expect a match with goals and a slight edge to the hosts.

League One

AFC Wimbledon

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Northampton

AFC Wimbledon host Northampton in a mid-table vs relegation-threatened clash. Wimbledon have been inconsistent but show more attacking threat, averaging 2 goals per game in their last 5 and scoring in every recent match. Northampton are winless in five, struggling for goals (0.4 per game last 5), and have a poor away record. However, head-to-heads are surprisingly even, with Northampton winning on this ground recently. Expect Wimbledon to control the game, but their leaky defence (2.4 conceded per last 5) means Northampton could grab a goal, making BTTS a live possibility. The most likely outcome is a narrow home win.