Thursday's Football Predictions to Stake On.

Plymouth Argyle vs AFC Wimbledon.

Despite Argyle's previous dismal performance, they enter this League Two match in second place and appear to be in a strong position to gain promotion to the Championship. Plymouth has only won one of their last six games overall despite holding a top league position. The host team, on the other hand, has only won twice in their last 22 games overall.

The fact that Plymouth has given up at least two goals in three of their past four games has greatly contributed to their recent poor performances. Plymouth has had success recently in the EFL Trophy, going undefeated in five games and winning three straight games in regulation.

Only three points separate the visitors from the play-off positions in the English fourth tier as they currently sit in midtable in League Two. The Dons have had a respectable recent record, having dropped only one of their last nine games overall. They drew 0-0 at Swindon Town their last time out, though.

The Dons have kept clean sheets in six of their previous eight games across all competitions, which highlights one aspect of Wimbledon's recent play that has been very strong: defense. With four games lasting 90 minutes or longer without a loss and three victories, AFC Wimbledon has a respectable recent record in the EFL Trophy.

For this prediction: AFC Wimbledon to win this match.

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