Bromley face AFC Wimbledon at home on September 7, 2026, in a League One fixture that pits two struggling sides against each other. The match data reveals contrasting team profiles ahead of the important encounter.
Bromley currently sit 19th in League One with four points from four games, their recent form reading LLDW. They have scored four goals but conceded 13, leaving them with a -9 goal difference and six points behind early leaders Huddersfield. Their next fixture is this home game against Wimbledon, who are 18th in the table.
Bromley average one goal scored per match this season. Their shots on target percentage is a respectable 67%, suggesting their finishing or final decision-making is letting them down. They have won nine corners across their matches, indicating they can apply pressure in the final third. However, their major issue is at the other end of the pitch.
The team concedes an average of 3.25 goals per game, one of the highest rates in the division. Their save percentage stands at 68%, and they have managed just one clean sheet. They have also committed 60 fouls, a high number that points to defensive disorganisation and pressure. This defensive fragility is the primary reason for their negative average goal differential of -2.2. Fans can examine individual player contributions on the club's stats page.
AFC Wimbledon arrive with their own struggles, averaging only 0.5 goals scored per match. Their shots on target percentage is 53%. Defensively, they are tighter than Bromley, conceding 1.75 goals on average and keeping two clean sheets. Their save percentage is 61%. Wimbledon have won 24 corners, showing a threat from set-pieces, and have committed 50 fouls. Their average goal differential is -1.2.
This game represents a significant opportunity for both teams to gain points and climb away from the relegation zone early in the season. With data for the last five matches currently unavailable, this fixture serves as a fresh benchmark. The full schedule for the coming weeks is available on the fixtures page. Bromley will need to tighten up defensively while finding more clinical edge in attack to secure a positive result against their near neighbours in the table. The match kicks off on Monday, September 7.
