League One — Week 5

Every League One fixture from matchday 5, played across 5 Sep – 7 Sep 2026. 12 matches have been played; the remaining 1 carry a predicted score.

12 matches played: 43 goals (3.6 a game), 2 home wins, 4 draws, 6 away. Biggest margin: Barnsley 1–5 Stevenage. Our model called 4 of 12 results correctly this week. Still to play: Bromley (21st) v Wimbledon (11th).

Fixtures last updated 16 Oct, 14:25

Fixtures Table Results Predictions

Home win Draw Away win · % chance of each result

League One Week 5

5 Sep, 12:30Peterborough

1 – 2Full time

Sheffield Wednesday 5 Sep, 12:30Wigan

0 – 4Full time

Stockport 5 Sep, 15:00Barnsley

1 – 5Full time

Stevenage 5 Sep, 15:00Bradford

1 – 0Full time

Mansfield 5 Sep, 15:00Bromley

P-PPostponed

Wimbledon 5 Sep, 15:00Burton

2 – 2Full time

Cambridge 5 Sep, 15:00Doncaster

2 – 3Full time

Plymouth 5 Sep, 15:00Huddersfield

1 – 1Full time

Notts 5 Sep, 15:00Leicester

0 – 4Full time

Oxford United 5 Sep, 15:00Luton

1 – 1Full time

Leyton Orient 5 Sep, 15:00Reading

3 – 1Full time

Blackpool 5 Sep, 15:00Wycombe

3 – 3Full time

Milton Keynes 7 Sep, 20:00Bromley

0 – 2Full time

Wimbledon

Matchday 5 form and standings

Pos	Team	Pts	Last 5
21st	Bromley	8	LWDLL
11th	v Wimbledon	12	LDDWW

League position and points before kick-off; form is the last 5 league matches, newest first.

Matchday 5 talking points

This is an evenly matched fixture. Both sides have shown similar consistency in recent games (Peterborough: 1W-1D-2L; Sheffield Wednesday: 2W-0D-1L). Home advantage could prove the marginal difference in what should be a tight contest.
This is an evenly matched fixture. Both sides have shown similar consistency in recent games (Wigan: 1W-0D-3L; Stockport: 1W-0D-2L). Home advantage could prove the marginal difference in what should be a tight contest.
This is an evenly matched fixture. Both sides have shown similar consistency in recent games (Barnsley: 2W-1D-1L; Stevenage: 0W-2D-1L). Home advantage could prove the marginal difference in what should be a tight contest.
This is an evenly matched fixture. Both sides have shown similar consistency in recent games (Bradford: 2W-0D-1L; Mansfield: 2W-0D-2L). Home advantage could prove the marginal difference in what should be a tight contest.
This is an evenly matched fixture. Both sides have shown similar consistency in recent games (Bromley: 1W-1D-1L; Wimbledon: 1W-1D-2L). Home advantage could prove the marginal difference in what should be a tight contest.
Burton's attacking output (2.33 goals per game) faces a Cambridge side that has conceded 1.5 per game. Home advantage amplifies this edge — the hosts look well placed to dictate the tempo and find the net.

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