Wimbledon 2026/27 League One Preview
Nobody in League One is playing lower-scoring football than AFC Wimbledon. Six goals scored and eight conceded in eight games has still been enough for eighth place, because Johnnie Jackson’s side keep turning tight matches into points – 1-0 wins over Wigan and Doncaster, goalless draws with Reading and MK Dons.
The 3-5-2 is built to frustrate, with Isaac Ogundere, Dan Sweeney and Ryan Johnson across the back and Steve Seddon getting forward from left wing-back to create 14 chances and take 29 corners, comfortably the most at the club. Myles Hippolyte and Jayden Stockley share the scoring on three apiece.
Wimbledon were 19th last season and this is already a marked step up, achieved without much in the way of attacking reinforcement. The margins are thin when you score this rarely, but a side this organised will make life awkward for everyone above them.

Wimbledon’s set-piece specialists
- Penalties: Myles Hippolyte
- Free-Kicks: Myles Hippolyte, Steve Seddon
- Corners: Steve Seddon, Zack Nelson
Steve Seddon has taken 29 of Wimbledon’s corners to Zack Nelson’s 7. Myles Hippolyte has had one of the direct free-kicks. Wimbledon are yet to be awarded a penalty, so the taker is unproven – Myles Hippolyte, their leading scorer, is the likeliest candidate.
Wimbledon FAQs
Where did Wimbledon finish in the 2025/26 season?
Wimbledon finished 19th in League One in 2025/26, with 53 points from 46 games (15 wins, 8 draws, 23 defeats).
Who is the Wimbledon manager?
Johnnie Jackson is the manager of Wimbledon.
Where do Wimbledon play their home games?
Wimbledon play their home games at Plough Lane. The club was founded in 2002.