- Home form: AFC Wimbledon have not yet lost at home in League One 2026/2027, winning two and drawing two of their four home games.
- Away defence: Stevenage have conceded just three goals on the road in League One 2026/2027, an average of just 0.75 per away game.
- Recent form: Stevenage have won three of their last five matches and lost only once.
Dons don’t do exciting
Wimbledon will have a chance to win on Saturday when they play a tough, direct game of soccer at home to Stevenage Borough at The Cherry Red Records Stadium, England.
Johnnie Jackson's Dons are unbeaten at home in League One 2026/2027 with a record of two wins and two draws, but they have scored just 0.50 goals per home game, suggesting this could be a low-scoring affair.
AFC Wimbledon are 8th in League One 2026/2027 with 12 points from eight games, a record that has nudged them into the top-half of the table.
Stevenage are one rung below the Dons in 13th place with nine points from seven games and arrive in much better form than their hosts, having lost just one of their last five, winning three.
Boro’ not great entertainers either
Wimbledon's recent form
AFC Wimbledon have mixed-to-strong form, with 2 wins, 2 draws and 1 loss in five games, and two draws on the bounce after edging Doncaster Rovers 1-0 in their latest match.
They then held Milton Keynes Dons to a 0-0 draw at the weekend before being held again, this time by Cambridge United in a 1-1 draw on Wednesday.
Stevenage's approach and Revell
Stevenage are a compact, no-frills, pragmatic 4-4-2 unit who like to make things happen when in the opposition half, but don't usually fall apart when out of possession.
Boro' boss Alex Revell has done an excellent job at the club since taking over on 17 April 2024 and his men can certainly take a few risks, as shown when they beat Luton Town 2-1 at Broadhall Way earlier in the season, or when they smashed Walsall 6-1 away in the EFL Trophy 2026/2027.
Boro’ a tough nut
But the odds favor a low-scoring game here, with the under 2.5 goals at 1.62 and Both Teams to Score – No at 1.8 both recommended.
- AFC Wimbledon have scored just 0.50 goals per game at home in League One 2026/2027, but that low-risk setup has worked out well for them as they are yet to concede.
- Boro' have conceded just 0.75 per game on the road and are a well-drilled away unit who will look to press and get men behind the ball.
Matchup of opposites
Stevenage are marginally favored here at 2.48 compared to 2.92 for the Dons with the draw at 3.1, and that about sums up the game.
They have won two of the last three meetings between these clubs and drawn one, so AFC Wimbledon are still searching for a breakthrough.
In the last head-to-heads at this level, AFC Wimbledon have averaged 2.7 goals against Stevenage and Boro' have averaged 3.7 when visiting the Dons, but this will be a lot closer.
- Wimbledon's James Tilley has been a provider with two assists in five League One 2026/2027 games while Stevenage's Dan Kemp is their main scorer with three in seven.
- Myles Hippolyte has three for the Dons and Jayden Stockley has two in his last five, providing the necessary finishing edge for them.
- Michael Mellon is in red-hot form for Boro' with four goals from 13 in the club's last five.
