- Bromley are seeking their first home victory in League One 2026/2027 (D1, L0).
- AFC Wimbledon have struggled in away games so far in League One 2026/2027 (W0, D0, L1).
- Bromley have conceded an average of 1.00 goal per home game in League One 2026/2027 and are looking to recover from a battering of their backline in their last match.
Wimbledon will be hard to break down
AFC Wimbledon have started life in League One 2026/2027 in a less than spectacular fashion, claiming just 4 points from their first 3 games, leaving them just one point below Bromley in 15th place with 4 points from their opening 3 fixtures.
Wimbledon's last 3 games have seen The Dons draw 0-0 at home to Reading, lose 3-0 on the road to Fulham in the EFL Cup 2026/2027 and then win 1-0 at home to Wigan Athletic.
Johnnie Jackson's side, who he has been in charge of since 16 May 2022, have a solid structure and will not look to play at the highest tempo, instead relying on organisation and control, which they have shown they can achieve so far.
Bromley have been inconsistent
Bromley will likely set up in a back three and will try to suffocate their opponents in the middle of the park, before hitting them on the counter-attack.
Andy Woodman, who has been the club's head coach since 29 March 2021, has made the Ravens a team built on structure, transitions and set-piece punch.
Bromley's last 3 results show the kind of rollercoaster ride they are on, they beat Barnsley 1-0 on the road, followed up with a 1-1 home draw against Cambridge United before losing 7-2 away to Sheffield Wednesday.
A close game in the cards
Wimbledon have had Bromley's number in recent years, winning two of their last three visits to Hayes Lane. The head-to-head record in this fixture is even (W2, L2) and with the form of both sides being inconsistent at best, we're not looking at this game with any bias.
Under 2.5 goals at 83/100 and Both Teams to Score - No at 19/20 both look like solid bets here and we're backing this to be a cagey game with a narrow Bromley edge.
Adeboyejo’s influence could be key
Victor Adeboyejo is Bromley's talisman in League One 2026/2027 and is the club's top scorer with 3 goals in 3 league matches. Adeboyejo has scored 4 of Bromley's 6 goals across their last 5 games, so if the Ravens' attack is firing, it's likely going through him.
Myles Hippolyte is Wimbledon's current most potent finishing threat with 1 goal in 3 League One 2026/2027 appearances, but the Dons have gained a bit of a creative spark with Donnell McNeilly. McNeilly has made an impact from the bench and has 1 assist in 1 League One 2026/2027 appearance. Aron Sasu has been the in-form man for Wimbledon of late with 2 goals in their last 5, and the Dons will need him at his best if they are to take anything from this match.
