AFC Wimbledon vs Milton Keynes Dons prediction, odds and how to watch

Wigan Athletic ended a five-match losing run in emphatic fashion, beating Milton Keynes Dons 3-1 at home in League One thanks to a brace from Jensen Weir and a goal from Max Power.

Huddersfield Town created seven big chances at Stadium MK and converted just one of them, leaving with a draw that flattered a Milton Keynes Dons side that dominated possession and crosses but could not find a second goal.

Reading dominated possession and created the cleaner chances, but AFC Wimbledon's defensive structure absorbed the pressure and earned a point that their League One standing desperately needed. Sophie Hargreaves breaks down the tactical detail behind a goalless draw that was far more interesting than the scoreline suggests.

Cambridge United have not kept a clean sheet in their last three League One matches, and AFC Wimbledon have scored just three goals in their last ten. Saturday's game at the Abbey Stadium is a collision between two teams with serious problems to solve.

Milton Keynes Dons have drawn every League One match they have played in this sample. Bromley arrive having shipped seven goals in one outing. Something has to give.

AFC Wimbledon arrive at this south London derby carrying the weight of one of League One's most alarming defensive records. Milton Keynes Dons, steady if unspectacular in the early weeks, offer a searching examination of whether the hosts can arrest a collapse that has been building all season.

AFC Wimbledon host Doncaster Rovers on Saturday carrying the weight of a dismal home record and a defence that has shipped 12 goals in five home matches. Doncaster arrive with their own questions to answer, but the structural evidence points clearly in one direction.

MK Dons are yet to win in League One this season and welcome a Peterborough United side that have kept a clean sheet in their only away outing to date. Something has to give at Stadium MK on Saturday.