Soccer fans are already looking forward to the match that will take place on April 7, 2023, at Stadium Mk between Milton Keynes Dons and Portsmouth FC. MK Dons are coming into this match having tied Wycombe Wanderers 2-2 in League One. Daniel Harvie (9′) and Jonathan Leko (71′) scored for MK Dons.

Wycombe Wanderers’ goal was scored by David Wheeler (22′, 55′). In five of the last six games in which MK Dons have participated, the average number of goals scored was below three. In terms of the distribution of goals scored during that time, their rivals scored a total of 4, while MK Dons managed to score 6.

In their previous match, Portsmouth defeated Forest Green Rovers 1-0 to advance to this one. Owen Dale was the only Portsmouth player to score (51′). During their six most recent matches, John Mousinho’s Portsmouth has found the net a sum multiple times in this way yielding them the objectives per game normal of 1.5.

Match Details :

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• MK Dons – Portsmouth
• League One England
• Date – 07/04/2023
• Starting time – 14:00 UTC

Prediction :

With goals at such a premium, we believe Portsmouth and MK Dons could effectively cancel each other out. A draw appears to be a very attainable outcome, and there should be very little in it. In light of that, we figure that it will be an exceptionally serious game with a 0-0 scoreline following an hour and a half.

Head to Head :

A look at their most recent head-to-head matches, dating back to February 25, 2020, reveals that MK Dons have won four of them, Portsmouth has won two, and there have been no draws. During those matches, they combined to score 14 goals, with 8 going to The Dons and 6 going to Pompey.

This gives a typical number of objectives per game equivalent to 2.33. On League One match day 22, on December 17, 2022, Portsmouth defeated MK Dons 0-2 in their previous league matchup.

Team news :

Mark Jackson, the manager of MK Dons, has made it clear that Sully Kaikai will miss the team’s next two games because of an injury. Although Warren O’Hora has been out of action since February, MK Dons are hopeful that he will play on Friday in some capacity.

Anthony Stewart made his presentation against his previous club, Wycombe, on Saturday, and he is supposed to hold his spot in the backline with Jackson set to name an unaltered arrangement. Due to injuries, the visitors are likely to be without the services of Zach Swanson and Ronan Curtis.

On Saturday, Clark Robertson got his first start since December after recovering from an injury, and he is likely to keep his spot in the backfield. Joe Pigott may play behind Colby Bishop, the team’s only striker, after serving a three-match suspension.

Betting Tips :

• In their last four games, the Milton Keynes Dons have not lost.
• Milton Keynes Dons won their most recent match by two goals.
• 33% of the time, Milton Keynes Dons and Portsmouth FC win the first half, respectively.
• In matches between Portsmouth FC and Milton Keynes Dons, the average number of goals scored in the first half is 1.4.

Lineups :

MK Dons:
Cumming; Stewart, Tucker, Lewington; Watson, Maghome, McEachran, Harvie; Leko, Grant, Eisa

Portsmouth:
Macey; Rafferty, Raggett, Robertson, Ogilvie; Morrell, Tunnicliffe; Dale, Pigott, Jacobs; Bishop

Where to Watch :

Country	Channels
United Kingdom	BoxNation
Germany	DAZN, DAZN2
United States	Fox Soccer Plus, ViX
France	Molotov, Free, L’Equipe, L’Equipe Web
Nepal	SONY TEN 3 HD, Sony LIV, SONY TEN 3
India	JioTV, SONY TEN 3 HD, SONY TEN 3, Sony LIV
Sri Lanka	Sony LIV, SONY TEN 3, SONY TEN 3 HD