- Bromley have gone winless at home in League One 2026/2027 (D1, L2).
- Bromley's only goals in their last 5 matches have been scored by Victor Adeboyejo (3).
Bromley in trouble
Bromley currently sit 22nd in the League One 2026/2027 table after taking just 5 points from their 6 matches so far this season and they already face an uphill battle to dig themselves out of the bottom-three.
The Ravens did muster a home point in a 1-1 draw, but their last match was a 0-2 defeat at home to AFC Wimbledon and they followed that up with a 2-2 draw away at Blackpool, a run that has seen Andy Woodman's men fail to match their performances of the previous season.
Woodman has created a compact, defence-first side who are stubborn to break down and look to get men behind the ball quickly when out of possession. However, their lack of bite has seen their performances fall off the boil and only 3 goals have been netted across their last 5 outings, all of which have come via the boots of Victor Adeboyejo (3 goals in 5 League One 2026/2027 matches). If Bromley are going to take anything from this clash, Adeboyejo will need to be at his best.
A bridge too far for Bromley
Huddersfield Town, on the other hand, have looked like potential promotion contenders in the early stages of the League One 2026/2027 campaign, currently sitting in second with 12 points from 6 matches, 7 clear of Bromley.
The Terriers come into this one unbeaten in 5 matches (W3, D2), and this run has included a 1-1 home draw with Notts County, a 1-3 away win over Doncaster Rovers in the EFL Trophy and a 0-0 away draw with Mansfield Town in League One 2026/2027.
Joe Taylor has been the catalyst in this form run, finding the back of the net 4 times in Huddersfield Town's last 5 matches, helping his team to score 9 times in that run. Derensili Sanches Fernandes has been the main creator though, with 3 assists in 5 league appearances.
The bottom line
Huddersfield Town should have the quality and league standing to edge this one on Saturday, but with Bromley set up to be stubborn in their own half, this may be a little closer than the odds suggest.
We're going to stick with Huddersfield, but we like the angle of an away win or Huddersfield to win to nil for a bit more value than the favourite price of 33/50. Bromley are 15/4 and the draw is 29/10, so we're sticking with the goals, with both teams to score at 67/100 and over 2.5 goals at 7/10.
