Sky Bet EFL: Match previews and best bets for fixtures on Saturday September 7

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The last two meetings between MK Dons and AFC Wimbledon in all competitions have finished level – a 0-0 draw at Stadium MK in January 2018 and a 2-2 draw last month in a League Cup match at the Cherry Reds Records Stadium – a match which saw MK Dons progress on penalties.
AFC Wimbledon have managed just one victory in five previous visits to MK Dons in all competitions (P5 W1 D1 L3), a 3-2 victory back in October 2014 in a Football League Trophy encounter.
MK Dons have lost three of their last four league games (W1), as many as they had done in their previous 10.
Wimbledon have only won one of their last 12 League One outings (D7 L4), with a current winless run of seven games (D3 L4).
Wimbledon have conceded five goals from corners in League One this season; two more than any other side in the division.

Since four consecutive draws between September 1998 and January 2000, none of the last 12 Football League meetings between Grimsby and Crewe have ended level, with three wins for Grimsby and nine victories for Crewe during this period.
Crewe have kept six clean sheets in their last nine matches against Grimsby in the Football League (W7 D0 L2), however they lost the last such contest 0-2 last season – the Railwaymen last lost back to back matches against the Mariners in November 1977.
Grimsby have scored three or more goals in each of their last two league games (5 v Port Vale and 3 v Walsall) – the Mariners last scored 3+ goals in three consecutive league games back in September 1958 (run of five).
Crewe’s run of 15 matches without a draw (W10 L5), is the longest such run of sides currently in the top four tiers of English Football.
Crewe have gained nine points from losing positions across the opening six matchdays – more than any other League Two side.

Odds correct at 1705 BST (05/09/19)