AFC Wimbledon is set to face Argyle in an upcoming match at the Cherry Red Records Stadium. The game is scheduled for Saturday, April 18, at 3 PM as part of the Sky Bet League One.
Current Standings of AFC Wimbledon
AFC Wimbledon is currently positioned 20th in the League One table, totaling 50 points from 43 matches. Their record shows 14 wins, 8 draws, and 21 losses, placing them just three points above the relegation zone.
Recent Performance
- Wimbledon started the season strongly with eight wins in their first 13 matches.
- Since then, they have only managed 6 wins from the last 30 games.
- The team experienced a difficult stretch, going nine matches without a win and winning just once in a subsequent 13-game span.
- Despite a brief improvement in February and March, where they won five out of eight matches, their form has declined recently.
- The club has earned only one point from their last eight games, having lost the last five consecutively.
Manager Profile: Johnnie Jackson
Johnnie Jackson, aged 43, is the current head coach of AFC Wimbledon. Originally from London, he began his professional career at Tottenham Hotspur and had several loan spells at clubs including Swindon Town and Coventry City.
After retiring from playing in 2018, Jackson transitioned to coaching at Charlton Athletic. His coaching journey included a brief spell as caretaker manager before he was appointed as AFC Wimbledon’s manager in 2021. He played a vital role in the club’s promotion last season.
Key Players in the Squad
- Alistair Smith: A central midfielder who has started every match this season. After moving through youth ranks, he returned to league football with Sutton United.
- Steve Seddon: A left-back with experience from Birmingham City and several loan spells. He joined Wimbledon last summer.
- Jake Reeves: An experienced midfielder who has made over 100 appearances for Wimbledon and scored one goal this season.
Previous Encounter
Earlier this season, AFC Wimbledon claimed a 2-1 victory over Argyle at Home Park. Despite an initial lead by Argyle through Lorent Tolaj, Wimbledon rallied back with goals from Omar Bugiel and Marcus Browne.
Match Coverage
For fans unable to attend, Argyle TV will provide coverage starting with the Pre-Match Show at 2 PM. Live commentary will be offered during the match with Rob McNichol and former Argyle winger Garry Nelson. Overseas match passes are available for those seeking to watch the game live.
