📊 Form Guide

AFC Wimbledon

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AFC Wimbledon will be hoping to return to winning ways here following a 4-1 League One defeat last time out to Cardiff City.

The only scorer from AFC Wimbledon was Matty Stevens (45'). Joel Colwill (22'), Perry Ng (58'), Ollie Tanner (61') and Omari Kellyman (87') scored for Cardiff City.

It’s not been often in recent times where AFC Wimbledon have kept a clean sheet. The facts show that AFC Wimbledon have been scored against in 5 of their previous 6 clashes, leaking 9 goals on the way.

Bradford City

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Bradford City will go into the game following on from a 1-0 League One win versus Stockport County in their previous outing.

The only name on the scoresheet from Bradford City was Antoni Sarcevic (48').

Graham Alexander's Bradford City have seen their goal attempts be successful 5 times in the course of their previous six matches. The number of goals that they have conceded during those same matches adds up to 8.

Going into this encounter, Bradford City are without an away win for the past 3 league matches.

👥 Head to head

A glance at their most recent head-to-head clashes going back to 14/01/2023 shows that AFC Wimbledon have won 1 of them & Bradford City 2, with the number of drawn results standing at 3.

A combined sum of 7 goals were scored between the two sides throughout the course of those matches, with 3 of them from The Dons and 4 created by The Bantams. That’s an average goals per game figure of 1.17.

The previous league game between the two was League One match day 6 on 30/08/2025 when it ended Bradford City 3-2 AFC Wimbledon.

The referee was Martin Coy.

📰 Team News: AFC Wimbledon

Sam Hutchinson (Back injury) and Layton Stewart (unknown injury) won’t be able to feature for AFC Wimbledon gaffer Johnnie Jackson.

🧠 Prediction

Bradford City and AFC Wimbledon could both well score here although it’s hard to see a clear-cut winner.

It could well end in a draw. We’re therefore seeing a very even match with a 1-1 score draw when all is said and done.

Andre Moura, 14:07 21/02/2026