EFL League One LIVE: Bromley vs AFC Wimbledon - score, text commentary & match stats

Follow live text commentary, score updates and track match stats as Bromley take on AFC Wimbledon in League One. Both have experienced challenging starts in League One with one victory eachPrior to that season, the two sides had only ever faced each other in the National League South and Isthmian LeagueThis is the fifth competitive Football League meeting between these teams, who have shared two wins apiece over the past two seasons in this fixture Bromley have won both editions in the EFL, triumphing 2-0 at home and 1-0 away during the 2024-25 season Seven of Bromley's last eight league goals in all competitions have come in the 60th minute or later, with three of their four League One goals this season arriving after the 80th minute By conceding 12 goals in their last two league games, Bromley have shipped as many as they had in their preceding 14 The Ravens could lose three in a row in the EFL for the first time, having been promoted to the league for the first time in 2024-25 Wimbledon have lost six of their last eight London derbies in the EFL , failing to score in four of those matches They have won one of their last 11 away games in all competitions , failing to score in six of those matchesAfter losing nine of their 10 away league games against promoted opposition between October 2021 and August 2025 , Wimbledon have since won their last two such matches in succession Only six teams won more away games than Wimbledon in League One last season , although Wigan Athletic and Blackpool were the only sides to have a worse goal difference than them on the road without suffering relegationat Valley Parade and Wycombe Wanderers and MK Dons contested the pick of the draws at Adams Park, where the visitors scored three times inside nine minutes to turn the scoreline around before Wycombe replied toTable-toppers Sheffield Wednesday's surge was helped by a hefty win over Bromley nine days ago, while second-placed Huddersfield Town set the tone for their strong start to the season by thrashing Wimbledon in their opener. Third-placed Stockport County and fourth-placed Bradford City both won this weekend, while Doncaster Rovers and Wigan Athletic lost at home to languish inside the bottom four, although the season is still at an early enough stage for single wins to have a catapulting effect. Arguably the greatest surprise on Saturday came at Leicester City, where the Foxes suffered their heaviest-ever third-tier defeat in a 4-0 trouncing by Oxford United. Whatever happens here,With four games played each, the visitors are above the Ravens on goal difference and can join the midtable pack by winning, although that will require a significant improvement on their wretched start to the season on the road. A point would lift Bromley out of the bottom four and be a very welcome relief after last season's League Two champions sustained two five-goal defeats in four days across the end of August and start of September. We'll have all the action and reaction live from Hayes Lane, plus chances to share your views on the final match of this round of games in the third tier.