Huddersfield Town
- Huddersfield have won two, tied four and lost four of their last ten games in all competitions.
- Drury's team will be happy to be playing at home again, as they are winless in four at John Smith's in all competitions (D3, L1), but their goals have flowed in that spell, scoring six.
AFC Wimbledon
However, they will travel to West Yorkshire with a little more of a spring in their step after beating Newport County FC 5-4 on penalties in the EFL Cup 2026/2027, even though their five-game form of W2, D1, L2 is poor.
Head-to-Head
Huddersfield beat AFC Wimbledon 4-0 away in League One 2025/2026 (W1, D1, L0).
Key Players
- Aron Sasu has been a brilliant find for Jackson as he has added a sharp edge to his side.
- The Romanian striker has scored two of his team's four goals across the last five games and he's always a live threat in the penalty area, which is why Wimbledon could yet cause a few problems for Huddersfield Town in a tough away assignment on Saturday.
Betting Insights
- Huddersfield Town are priced as the clear favorites at 1.63 for Saturday's League One 2026-2027 clash with AFC Wimbledon at John Smith's Stadium, but the 5.1 away odds and 3.85 draw odds on the 90-minute betting line indicate that the Terriers will have to work for their win against Johnnie Jackson's structured Dons.
- Both teams to score - yes at 1.67 and over 2.5 match goals at 1.7 are attractive as well, but we fancy Drury's men to create more chances and get more goals here as Wimbledon can't score as freely as their opponents.
- There's a revenge factor to this one, as Huddersfield won 4-0 when they played away to AFC Wimbledon three months ago in League One 2025/2026 (W1, D1), so we're going for Huddersfield to win and over 1.5 goals.
Prediction
- Huddersfield should win this game, but the odds are just a little tight in their favor and AFC Wimbledon have enough about them to keep this a lot closer than the odds suggest.
- Jackson's men will do best by keeping it tight, trying to spring quickly through the No.10 and turning this into a back-and-forth battle.
