AFC Wimbledon v Burton Albion

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Tuesday 9 Feb 2027

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19:45 Local Time

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Plough Lane • 

London, United KingdomShow on map

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AFC Wimbledon is a professional football club based in southwest London, founded in 2002 by supporters following the relocation of the original Wimbledon FC. Known as the Dons, the club competes in the English Football League and plays home matches at Plough Lane, also called the Cherry Red Records Stadium. Opened in 2020, the ground has a capacity of approximately 9,300 and stands close to the club’s historic home area. AFC Wimbledon has built a remarkable rise through the English football pyramid, winning promotion from the Isthmian League in 2004, Conference South in 2008 and the Conference Premier play-offs in 2009. The team reached League Two in 2011 and earned promotion to League One through the 2016 League Two play-offs. Its memorable FA Cup achievements include a 4–2 victory over Premier League side West Ham United in 2019, after trailing by two goals. The club’s identity is closely tied to its supporter-owned origins, community focus and passionate fan base. Players represent the Dons in league and cup competitions, while the club continues to develop talent and pursue success across English football.

Burton Albion Football Club, known as the Brewers, is a professional football team from Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire. Founded in 1950, the club progressed from non-League football into the English Football League in 2009 and currently competes in League One. Burton’s rise included winning the Conference North title in 2010, promotion from League Two in 2015, and a historic League One championship in 2016, which secured the club’s first place in the Championship. The Brewers played in the second tier for two seasons before returning to League One in 2018. Their home ground is the Pirelli Stadium, which opened in 2005 and has a capacity of approximately 6,900. It replaced Eton Park, Burton’s former home for more than a century. Notable figures in the club’s history include manager Nigel Clough, who guided Burton into the Championship, and players such as Billy Kee, Shaun Harrad, Lucas Akins and John Brayford. The club has also earned national attention through memorable cup runs, including a League Cup semi-final appearance in 2012. With a strong local identity and a record of rapid progress, Burton Albion remains a distinctive name in English football.