AFC Wimbledon vs Lincoln Prediction & How to Watch Live

After a three years hiatus, Wimbledon and Lincoln renew their rivalry following their last meeting which finished with a 0-2 win for Lincoln City, at Cherry Red Records Stadium.

Lincoln appears to have the edge against AFC Wimbledon. It's worth noting that competitive form suggests a draw. Treat conflicting model outputs as signals for investigation. We're quite sure that at least one team will fail to score, with significant statistics backing this choice. This game is expected to finish with under 2.5 goals, backed by strong data.

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AFC Wimbledon has shown mixed results lately, securing 4 wins out of 10 matches, with their win ratio at 40%. Wimbledon faces this fixture after being defeated 0-1 away by Luton Town on Aug 1, 2025.

Statistically, over the last 10 matches (all competitions), Wimbledon netted 13 goals (1.3 per game) and conceded 13 (1.3 per game). The team averaged 3.5 corners earned and 0.7 cards received per match. Average ball possession for Wimbledon stood at 46%. During this period, the leading scorers were Mathew Stevens with 2 goals, Josh Kelly with 2, Myles Hippolyte with 1 goal, and Josh Neufville (1). Key assist providers were Joe Lewis with 1.

AFC Wimbledon showed their strength by achieving solid results. The team's won 1-0 against Walsall in League Two playing at home (26 May 2025), adding to their 1-0 win with Notts County two months ago (home).

As the visiting side today, Lincoln City brings inconsistent form into this match. Their overall record shows 4 victories, 2 draws, and 4 defeats in their last ten games. Lincoln kicks off this match after a 2-0 home win against Reading on Aug 2, 2025.

In their recent 10-match run, Lincoln scored 20 times (2/match) and allowed 18 goals (1.8 per match). The team was shown 1.1 cards per match, and won 5.3 corners on average. They had 3.9 shots on target per game and a possession of 45%. During this period, the leading scorers were James Collins with 3 goals, Reeco Hackett-Fairchild with 3, Jack Moylan with 2 goals, and Ryley Towler (2). The leading assisters were Tendayi Darikwa (1 assist), Conor McGrandles (1), and Ethan Erhahon (1).

Facing tough challenges, Lincoln responded with some quality display of good form. The team's won 2-0 against Reading in League One playing at home (2 Aug 2025), adding to their 4-2 win with West Brom one week ago (home). Previously, the team secured a 4-2 victory against Bolton on 21 April 2025, in League One.