


Rochdale
Accrington Stanley-
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Josh Woods 6
- 2 Charlie Caton 5

- 3 Dajaune Brown 4

- 4 Stefan Mols 2

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Aden Flint2 - 6 Charlie Warren 2

- 7 Charlie Tasker 1

- 8 Dan Moss 1

- 9 Jonny Smith 1

- 10 Ian Henderson 1

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Josh Woods 35
- 2 Charlie Caton 27

- 3 Dajaune Brown 25

- 4 Charlie Warren 14

- 5 Alex Henderson 14

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Aden Flint13 - 7 Joe Anderson 13

- 8 Cian Hayes 12

- 9 Stefan Mols 10

- 10 Jonny Smith 9

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Harvey Gilmour 15
- 2 Connor O'Brien 13

- 3 David Tutonda 13

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Kane Taylor12 - 5 Devon Matthews 12

- 6 Donald Love 12

- 7 Joe Anderson 11

- 8 Josh Woods 9

- 9 Tobi Adebayo-Rowling 7

- 10 Kaiden Wilson 7

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Stefan Mols 4
- 2 Glenn Middleton 3

- 3 Connor O'Brien 2

- 4 Dajaune Brown 2

- 5 Charlie Tasker 1

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Kane Taylor1 - 7 Ed Francis 1

- 8 Emmanuel Dieseruvwe 1

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Aden Flint1 - 10 Shaun Whalley 1

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Stefan Mols 19
- 2 Donald Love 17

- 3 Josh Woods 16

- 4 Glenn Middleton 15

- 5 Joe Anderson 14

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Kane Taylor11 - 7 Tyler Walton 10

- 8 Ed Francis 8

- 9 David Tutonda 8

- 10 Dan Moss 7

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Kaiden Wilson 585
- 2 Harvey Gilmour 365

- 3 Joe Anderson 324

- 4 Charlie Tasker 310

- 5 Donald Love 292

- 6 Baba Adeeko 278

- 7 Tobi Adebayo-Rowling 277

- 8 Nils Ramming 269

- 9 Ed Francis 257

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Aden Flint249
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Dajaune Brown 12
- 2 Josh Woods 12

- 3 Tyler Walton 9

- 4 Joe Anderson 6

- 5 David Tutonda 6

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Kane Taylor5 - 7 Glenn Middleton 5

- 8 Connor O'Brien 4

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Zain Silcott-Duberry4 - 10 Stefan Mols 4

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Devon Matthews 15
- 2 Joe Anderson 15

- 3 Donald Love 13

- 4 Charlie Tasker 12

- 5 Liam Coyle 9

- 6 Harvey Gilmour 8

- 7 David Tutonda 8

- 8 Baba Adeeko 8

- 9 Dan Moss 7

- 10 Stefan Mols 7

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Rochdale vs Accrington Stanley predictions pit two sides level on 15 points at the Crown Oil Arena, where home comfort meets an Accrington Stanley team unbeaten in their last five League Two outings but still chasing a first away win. Goals have flowed at both ends for each. Kick-off at the Crown Oil Arena is 3pm on Saturday.
There is barely a cigarette paper between them on points, yet the venue and the splits tell a clearer story. Rochdale have been solid on their own patch while Accrington, for all their recent resilience, have not won a single game on their travels this season.
That gap in away form is the thread we pull on below, alongside a Rochdale forward who has started every game and carries the hosts’ main goal threat.
Premium Tips
Anthony Eadson makes the hosts his starting point at the Crown Oil Arena, with Rochdale’s most dependable attacker priced generously.
| Premium Tip | Odds | Why we’re backing it |
|---|---|---|
| Dajaune Brown to score anytime | 29/10 (Ladbrokes) | Rochdale’s attack runs through Dajaune Brown. The striker has four of the club’s 15 league goals, has started all 12 matches and racked up more than 1,000 minutes, so his involvement is guaranteed in a way few League Two forwards can match. Accrington arrive without an away win all season, having drawn three and lost three on the road, and have conceded nine goals in those six trips. We have swerved the fancied Emmanuel Dieseruvwe here, as he is still waiting on his first goal of the campaign, with Brown at 29/10 the smarter anytime play against a defence that travels so poorly. |
| Josh Woods to score anytime | 5/2 (bet365) | Josh Woods is Accrington Stanley’s top scorer with six League Two goals and arrives in form. He scored twice in the 3-1 win over Gillingham on Saturday and again in Tuesday’s 1-1 draw at York City, and he has found the net in three of his last five games. Rochdale have conceded eight goals in six home matches, while Accrington have scored in nine of their 12 games. bet365’s 5/2 on Woods scoring at any time sits well alongside our Rochdale scorer pick. |
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How Rochdale go into the game
Rochdale sit 14th in League Two, level on 15 points with Saturday’s visitors after 12 games. The Crown Oil Arena has been reasonably kind, offering three wins, one draw and two defeats with 10 goals scored there, and a goal difference of minus two flatters a side that creates plenty.
Form is steady rather than spectacular, with two wins, two draws and one defeat in the last five. That run reads most recently a 2-2 home draw with Grimsby Town, then a 3-2 loss at Crewe Alexandra and a 1-1 draw at Tranmere Rovers, with earlier wins over Swindon Town and at Fleetwood Town. Dajaune Brown, with four goals, remains the focal point.
How Accrington Stanley go into the game
Accrington Stanley travel level on points in 11th, also with 15 from 12. They are unbeaten in their last five, with two wins and three draws, but the caveat is stark: all of that good work has come without an away victory, their road record reading no wins, three draws and three defeats.
Their recent games, a 1-1 draw at York City, a 3-1 home win over Gillingham, a 0-0 at Oldham Athletic, a 2-0 home win against Cheltenham Town and a 1-1 draw at Swindon Town, show a side tough to beat but short of cutting edge away from home, where they have managed just five goals all season.

Rochdale vs Accrington Stanley head-to-head
| Date | Home | Score | Away |
|---|---|---|---|
| 17/04/21 | Rochdale | 3-1 | Accrington Stanley |
| 10/10/20 | Accrington Stanley | 2-1 | Rochdale |
| 01/01/20 | Accrington Stanley | 1-2 | Rochdale |
| 12/10/19 | Rochdale | 2-1 | Accrington Stanley |
| 09/04/19 | Accrington Stanley | 0-1 | Rochdale |
The pair have not met for several years, their last fixtures coming before both clubs dropped down the pyramid, so this history is dated. Rochdale dominated that sequence, winning four of the five meetings on record, including a 3-1 at the Crown Oil Arena, with Accrington’s solitary success a 2-1 home win in 2020. Present form, with the sides level on points, is the far better guide here.
Rochdale vs Accrington Stanley predictions & betting tips
| Our Prediction | Odds & Bookmaker | Confidence | Why We’re Backing It |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dajaune Brown to score anytime | 29/10 (Ladbrokes) | ⭐⭐⭐ | Rochdale’s attack runs through Dajaune Brown. |
| Josh Woods to score anytime | 5/2 (bet365) | ⭐⭐ | Woods has scored three goals in his last two games. |
| Rochdale win | 7/5 (Betway) | ⭐⭐⭐ | Rochdale have won three of six at home; Accrington are still searching for a first away win. |
| Both Teams To Score – Yes | 8/11 (Betway) | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Accrington’s 17 goals and Rochdale’s 15 are among the division’s busier returns, and both defences leak. |
| Over 2.5 Goals | 10/11 (Sky Bet) | ⭐⭐⭐ | Rochdale have scored 10 at home; Accrington have conceded nine in six away trips this term. |
| Correct Score 2-1 | 9/1 (Betway) | ⭐⭐ | Accrington have never kept it goalless away yet have no road win, fitting a hosts’ edge. |
Rochdale vs Accrington Stanley score prediction
Home advantage, Accrington’s winless away record and Dajaune Brown’s goal threat tilt this towards the hosts, though Accrington’s habit of scoring on their travels suggests the visitors also find the net. Score prediction: Rochdale 2-1 Accrington Stanley.
