- Stockport have three wins, one draw and one defeat in their last five matches and are currently on a three-match winning streak.
- Bromley have one win, one draw and three defeats in their last five contests and are on a streak of three consecutive losses.
- Bromley have one win, one draw and two defeats on the road in League One 2026/2027, but will start chasing the game before kick-off.
Hatters are on the up
Stockport are up to 7th in League One 2026-2027 with 13 points from eight games after a 3-game winning streak, while Bromley sit at the other end of the table in 21st spot with eight points from the same number of fixtures.
Jim McNulty's side have been in superb form in recent weeks with a 1-0 home win over Peterborough United and a 3-1 win over Barnsley at Edgeley Park earlier today.
The Hatters play a simple possession-based 4-2-3-1 in which the build-up and control of tempo are key aspects. They have been sharp on home turf with two wins and two losses, but not quite perfect. But their goals per game average is 2.50 and they've already hit ten goals at home.
The Ravens are in poor form.
Bromley, who have one, one and two in their four away games in League One 2026-2027, are in terrible form. Andy Woodman's side have been thumped 4-0 by Crawley Town in the EFL Trophy 2026/2027 this week and 2-1 by Mansfield Town earlier today.
The Ravens play a compact 3-5-2 or 5-3-2 in which they sit in a mid-block, play direct transitions and offer a set-piece threat. They've scored six goals on the road in League One 2026-2027 at a rate of 1.50 per game, so they can nick a goal or two here if they can stay in the match.
Stockport should have the edge
The Hatters are the rightful favourites at 6/25, while Bromley are over-priced at 33/4 and the draw at 19/4 as well. But the visitors should be able to keep this respectable if they can hold up for a while and the match looks set up to be a game of chess.
Kyle Wootton is their main man with five goals in eight League One 2026-2027 games and he has two of Stockport's last six strikes. Victor Adeboyejo is Bromley's top scorer with four goals in seven games, while John McKiernan has two of their four in the last five.
A Stockport win to nil is the recommendation at a small odds, but the value lies in the goal markets. Over 2.5 goals at 12/25 looks very short for what should be a lively contest at the top end of the pitch, while Both Teams to Score at 87/100 has a similar edge-to-edge feel.
