- Milton Keynes Dons have drawn their only League One 2026/2027 home fixture (D1, L0).
- Leicester are yet to win away in League One 2026/2027, but have also yet to lose on the road (D1).
- The Foxes last beat MK Dons 3-0 away from home in the League Cup 2022/2023.
Dons can be a tough nut to crack at home
Milton Keynes Dons sit 14th in League One 2026/2027 with 2 points from 2 games as they bid to start up the table. Paul Warne's side have drawn their last 2, including a 1-1 home draw against Huddersfield Town earlier today, and need to start converting more of those into wins if they're to be a promotion contender.
The Dons boss has been at the club since 15 April 2025 and has instilled a flexible style of play that involves lots of high-energy pressing and direct play in transition. Aaron Collins is the team's main man in 2026/2027 with 2 goals in 2 games, having scored 2 of their last 5. Ben Wiles has added a touch of craft, providing 1 assist in 2 games.
Leicester City sit 18th in League One 2026/2027 with 1 point from 2 games, an indifferent start to the campaign for the Foxes. Russell Martin took the reigns on 1 July 2026 and has favoured an organised, pragmatic approach to his side's games this season.
Leicester to stun MK Dons on Saturday
Jayden Joseph leads the way in the goals for Leicester in League One 2026/2027 with 1 goal in 1 game, which is not bad for a side that has been largely pragmatic so far. Sammy Braybrooke has been the creative hub with 1 assist in 2 league games.
Leicester are 11/10 favourites for this game, which is a short price for a team that has won 1, drawn 2 and lost 2 of their last 5 games - a far from convincing form. MK Dons are 43/20 to win while the draw is 53/20. We feel that Leicester are the more likely victor, but MK Dons are a gritty team at home and Leicester have yet to be at their best, so we don't fancy any sort of Leicester stroll.
Over 2.5 goals at 7/10 looks the safer bet here, although both teams to score at 57/100 is also a live option. This is going to be a battle between high-pressing and compact-block, and MK Dons will try to force turnovers while Leicester will look to sting the home team on the counter.