2 : 1
  • 08 May 2023, Barrow AFC vs Stevenage, 0-1, Win
  • 29 April 2023, Stevenage vs Grimsby Town, 2-0, Win
  • 25 April 2023, Swindon Town vs Stevenage, 0-1, Win
  • 22 April 2023, Mansfield Town vs Stevenage, 1-0, Lose
  • 18 April 2023, Stevenage vs Doncaster Rovers, 1-0, Win
Stevenage
Home
  • 21 September 2024, Bradford City vs AFC Wimbledon, 0-0, Draw
  • 14 September 2024, AFC Wimbledon vs Milton Keynes Dons, 3-0, Win
  • 31 August 2024, AFC Wimbledon vs Fleetwood Town, 1-0, Win
  • 24 August 2024, Cheltenham Town vs AFC Wimbledon, 0-1, Win
  • 17 August 2024, Bromley FC vs AFC Wimbledon, 2-0, Lose
AFC Wimbledon
Away
League Two
League Two, England

In the fiercely contested League Two fixture of 15th April 2023, Stevenage hosted AFC Wimbledon, defeating them 2-1 in an exciting match that was highly competitive and tactically engaging.

To better understand the dynamics of the game, let's delve into the statistics. Throughout the game, both teams had an equal number of corner kicks, with each one registering just one, signifying a balanced amount of attacking play from both sides. However, Stevenage, the home side, was notably more disciplined with their attacking play, with only two offsides recorded compared with Wimbledon’s nil.

Surprisingly, it was the away team, Wimbledon, who committed more fouls with 16 as against Stevenage's 11. This difference would suggest that Wimbledon struggled to keep up with the pace and intensity of the home side, resorting more often to breaking the play physically. With Wimbledon registering a higher foul count as well as picking up a yellow card in the second half, discipline once again became an important facet of the game, potentially disrupting the rhythm and momentum of the players.

What made the difference, however, were the goals. Stevenage took the lead barely four minutes into the game, an advantage that was short-lived as Wimbledon levelled the score in the tenth minute. However, it was Stevenage who ultimately seized the day with the game-winning goal at the hour mark in the second half, showing great resilience and decisiveness.

In terms of discipline, Stevenage might have been let down slightly by getting two yellow cards in the late stages of the second half. Thankfully, this didn’t result in a red card, allowing them to maintain their player numbers on the field.

Looking at these data, this game was a tale of efficiency over quantity, Stevenage may not have dominated in all aspects of the game but they optimised where it mattered most, goals. They extracted the most from their opportunities, converting their chances into goals. On the contrary, Wimbledon paid the price for the lack of discipline, which might have disrupted their usual game pattern and conversion capabilities.

This analysis highlights the thin line between victory and defeat in football. Winning or losing cannot be predicted solely through dominance in traditional game metrics like fouls or offsides. The efficiency and discipline of a team, might prove to be the difference, as was observed in this fascinating encounter.

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Form Guide

Win0-1Barrow AFC vs Stevenage
Win2-0Stevenage vs Grimsby Town
Win0-1Swindon Town vs Stevenage
Lose1-0Mansfield Town vs Stevenage
Win1-0Stevenage vs Doncaster Rovers
PLAYED
5
WINS
4
GOALS
5:1
GOALS / MATCH
1
  • Stevenage has four wins in its last five matches with a goal difference of 5:1, scoring 1 goals average
Draw0-0Bradford City vs AFC Wimbledon
Win3-0AFC Wimbledon vs Milton Keynes Dons
Win1-0AFC Wimbledon vs Fleetwood Town
Win0-1Cheltenham Town vs AFC Wimbledon
Lose2-0Bromley FC vs AFC Wimbledon
PLAYED
5
WINS
3
GOALS
5:2
GOALS / MATCH
1
  • AFC Wimbledon has won three out of its last five matches with a goal difference of 5:2, scoring 1 goals average

Stevenage H2H AFC Wimbledon

Away gameStevenage67AFC WimbledonHome gameEFL Trophy
Home gameStevenage21AFC WimbledonAway gameLeague Two
Away gameStevenage32AFC WimbledonHome gameLeague Two
Away gameStevenage04AFC WimbledonHome gameEFL Trophy
Home gameStevenage00AFC WimbledonAway gameLeague Two
PLAYED
5
WINS
2
GOALS
11:14
GOALS / MATCH
2.20
  • In the last five matches that these two sides meet, Stevenage overtook AFC Wimbledon twice
  • Stevenage won twice, lost twice and had one draw
  • Teams played five times head-to-head in the current season with the goals score 11:14; average goals per match – 2.20
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