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**Wimbledon's in freefall and Wycombe smell blood.** 🔴 The Dons have won *zero* of their last five, including a pair of absolute hammerings, while Wanderers just strung together back-to-back wins — this is as lopsided as League One matchups get right now.
Form tells the story: Wimbledon averaging nearly two goals against per game, Wycombe clicking at both ends. The H2H favors the hosts historically, but streaks matter more than dusty record books.
Key storylines:
- **Wimbledon's defensive crisis** — shipped 8 in their last two outings; **N. Bishop** facing another baptism of fire
- **Wycombe's momentum** after wins vs Notts County and a gritty draw at Cambridge — **J. Wareham** leading the line with confidence
- **A. Smith and M. Hippolyte** need to spark something creative for Wimbledon, but they're up against a hardened **C. Boyd-Munce** and **E. Henderson** midfield
Expected lineups:
- **AFC Wimbledon**: N. Bishop, S. Seddon, D. Sweeney, I. Ogundere, R. Johnson, A. Yiadom, A. Smith, M. Hippolyte, O. Harrison, C. Maycock, J. Stockley
- **Wycombe Wanderers**: C. Hazard, D. Harvie, C. Taylor, S. Cook, J. Grimmer, C. Boyd-Munce, E. Henderson, S. Thomas, M. Mothersille, F. Onyedinma, J. Wareham
Prediction:
**Wycombe 2–0 Wimbledon.** Wanderers have the edge — Wimbledon looks rattled, Wycombe poised to pounce. 🎯
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 87.1%.
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