AFC Wimbledon vs Stevenage Prediction & Betting Tips

How each side has been playing

Wimbledon's League One results this season have been solid rather than spectacular: a win over Doncaster, a win over Wigan, a draw with Reading, and a heavier win against Huddersfield, mixed in with a loss at Bromley and a goalless draw at MK Dons. That's a team picking up points steadily without banging in goals for fun.

AFC Wimbledon: 20 completed matches; Stevenage: 20 completed matches.

AFC Wimbledon

20 matches

Win

30% 6 / 20

Draw

30% 6 / 20

Loss

40% 8 / 20

Scored

16

Conceded

27

Difference

-11

Stevenage

20 matches

Win

40% 8 / 20

Draw

30% 6 / 20

Loss

30% 6 / 20

Scored

26

Conceded

24

Difference

+2

Stevenage's league form has been shakier. One win in their last seven League One outings, a 1-5 defeat at Barnsley, and a loss at Leyton Orient sit alongside a couple of draws. They've also shipped six in an EFL Trophy game against Walsall, which says more about squad rotation than league quality but still points to defensive fragility.

Wimbledon look the more settled unit on recent evidence, though neither side has been scoring freely.

Comparative Team Statistics: AFC Wimbledon vs Stevenage

Recent meetings between the two

The most recent League One meeting came in March 2026, when Wimbledon won 1-0 at home. Before that, a December 2025 fixture at Wimbledon's ground finished 0-0. Cup meetings between the pair have thrown up bigger swings, including a 5-1 scoreline in an EFL Trophy tie, but that competition carries less weight given squad rotation is common.

Older results stretch back years and involve different squads entirely, so they don't tell us much about either team's current shape. The takeaway is that recent competitive meetings have been tight rather than one-sided.

Where they sit in the table

Wimbledon are seventh with 11 points from seven games, having won three, drawn two and lost two. Stevenage are eleventh with nine points from the same number of matches, winning two, drawing three and losing two.

It's an early-season snapshot rather than a settled picture, but the gap is modest. Wimbledon have scored fewer goals overall yet conceded fewer too, which lines up with the tighter, lower-scoring games they've been involved in.

Players to watch

Stevenage have two players on three goals apiece in seven appearances, D. Kemp and O. Sanderson, while P. Patterson has chipped in two assists. For Wimbledon, M. Hippolyte also has three goals in seven games and has picked up three yellow cards in that spell.

AFC Wimbledon:

Best scorers:

J. Stockley - 3

Penalty cards:

M. Hippolyte x 3

Stevenage:

Best scorers:

D. Kemp - 3

Penalty cards:

L. Freestone x 3

This is a snapshot of contributions rather than a full squad list, so it doesn't confirm who's fit or who starts. It does suggest both sides have at least one player finding the net regularly this season.