Stevenage vs Milton Keynes Dons prediction, odds and how to watch

Leyton Orient dominated possession and created far more chances at Brisbane Road, but a single Alex Gilbert right-foot finish in the 79th minute handed Stevenage all three points in a result that will sting the hosts badly.

Chris Conn-Clarke's 85th-minute equaliser earned Milton Keynes Dons a share of the spoils against Peterborough United, who had led through Aaron Collins since the 29th minute.

Stevenage beat Luton Town 2-1 in League One despite being outpossessed 70-30, with goals from Dan Kemp and Josh Magennis enough to see off a Luton side that created plenty but delivered too little when it mattered.

Stevenage and Doncaster Rovers shared the spoils in a frantic League One draw at the Lamex Stadium, with all four goals arriving after the 57th minute and Doncaster finishing with three yellow cards to their name.

Bradford City host Stevenage at Valley Parade on Saturday 17 October 2026, and the numbers tell a story worth paying attention to. One side keeps things tight. The other one does not.

Milton Keynes Dons have not won in five League One matches and face a Luton Town side that has scored freely all campaign. Something has to give at Stadium MK on Saturday.

Wigan Athletic arrive at the Lamex Stadium having lost four of their last five League One matches. Stevenage will fancy this one.

MK Dons have not won in five League One matches and cannot keep a clean sheet. Reading arrive having scored eight goals in their last two games. Something has to give.