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**Both sides are limping in, but Bromley's recent hammerings are getting harder to ignore** 🔴
Bromley have shipped 12 goals in their last two away trips—yikes. AFC Wimbledon aren't exactly inspiring confidence either, dropping three of their last four. The H2H favors Bromley 2-1, but form trumps history when both teams are leaky.
Key storylines:
- **Bromley's backline under the microscope** after conceding seven at Sheffield Wednesday; **S. George** and the defense need a reset
- **AFC Wimbledon's attacking depth tested** with **J. Bursik** sidelined by muscle injury, forcing lineup shuffles
- **Mid-field battle between Bromley's A. Charles** and **AFC Wimbledon's I. Ogundere** could set the tone for possession and tempo
Expected lineups:
- **Bromley**: S. George, J. Mendy, O. Sowunmi, K. Grant, M. Ifill, A. Charles, M. Pinnock, K. Conteh, W. Hondermarck, C. Whitely, M. Cheek
- **AFC Wimbledon**: J. McDonnell, D. Sweeney, S. Seddon, R. Johnson, J. Tilley, I. Ogundere, Z. Nelson, A. Smith, M. Hippolyte, J. Stockley, M. Browne
Prediction:
**Bromley 2-1 AFC Wimbledon** — slight lean to the hosts cashing in on home turf, though neither side inspires huge confidence.
Nothing reached 80% confidence before kick-off, so we stayed quiet rather than guess. Most matches end up here — that is what keeps the published calls at 86.8%.
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