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- AFC Wimbledon host Prime Minister
- The top 10 highest paid midfielders in EFL League One
- Thank you, Ashlee Hincks
- Watch the End of Season Awards in full!
- FIFA World Cup 2026™: Watch England at Plough Lane!
- Stadium Closure: Tuesday 12 May
- Myles Hippolyte to face Republic of Ireland
- Dons On Tour: Join us in Spain this summer!
- Report: AFC Wimbledon Under-18s clinch quadruple!
- WATCH: Every goal from the 2025/26 Season!
- Club Chair Mick Buckley reviews 2025/26 season
- Plough Lane Bond open for new investors
- The Life & Times of Vinnie Jones
- Season Tickets on General Sale!
- AFC Wimbledon boss Johnnie Jackson discusses squad plans with director of football after relegation struggle
- Follow the Dons: Academy chasing quadruple!
- All 24 EFL League One stadiums ranked by how full they were in 2025/26
- Last chance to renew your Season Ticket!
- MatchWornShirt: Wimbledon wonders of Wigan!
- The top 12 highest paid strikers in EFL League One
- AFC Wimbledon released and retained list 2025/26
- Academy: Treble Parade & Nigel Higgs Development Award
- Johnnie Jackson: Staying in the league is a monumental achievement
- Ade’s love for the Dons still burns strong
- AFC Wimbledon 0 - 4 Huddersfield Town: Match Report
- Dons’ date with destiny: Johnnie Jackson says ‘still in our hands’ as Wimbledon have two games to save themselves
- Kevin Foster steps down as AFC Wimbledon Women manager
- How long AI thinks all 24 EFL League One managers will last at their current club
- ‘Togetherness, recovery, no moaning, whinging’ – AFC Wimbledon boss after Dons miss chance in Stockport County loss
- Supermarket partners with League One football club
- All 24 EFL League One clubs valued by AI after shock Bradford City, Wigan Athletic takeover updates
- AI ranks every London football club from biggest to smallest
- The top 10 EFL League One clubs with the biggest wage bills
- The top 10 best EFL League One strikers in 2026
- Boss praises ‘magnificent’ AFC Wimbledon players after knockout blows against promotion-chasing Bantams
- What Brian Barry-Murphy said after AFC Wimbledon rout will shock Cardiff City fans - for the right reasons
- The highest-paid player at every EFL League One club in 2026
- Bigger fish to fry: Wimbledon boss disappointed to miss out on potential Wembley return – but focus on ‘ultimate aim’
- Jacko wants to be Wembley Don: Boss eyes more glory after Wimbledon beat Hammers youngsters
- Foul play: Wimbledon boss unhappy as goal controversially chalked off in Exeter City defeat
- Dons draw another blank as winless run continues
- Rapid Response: AFC Wimbledon’s Johnnie Jackson pleased with reaction to Cobblers set-piece mauling
- Dons in Stags stalemate – but Johnnie Jackson picks out positives after rare clean sheet
- Dons lack Ex factor: Illness-hit Wimbledon still without League One victory since October after scruffy Grecians winner
- Dons lose Bett: Johnnie Jackson slams ‘ridiculous’, ‘unforgivable’ goal as Wimbledon punished by teenage debutant
- Wimbledon fail to Heed warning: FA Cup’s most famous giant-killers slain in their own backyard by minnows
- AFC Wimbledon boss let side know what he thought of poor start at Plymouth Argyle – before praising their reaction
- ‘Underdog’ Wimbledon ‘surprising people’ as forward grabs opportunity to enhance League One play-off hopes
- Jacko’s lovin’ it: AFC Wimbledon boss praises side’s resilience after second consecutive comeback victory
- Johnnie Jackson lays out what he wants from AFC Wimbledon side at Doncaster Rovers
AFC Wimbledon- Interesting Facts
AFC Wimbledon was founded on 30 May 2002. The club was established by supporters in response to the Football Association’s decision to allow Wimbledon FC to relocate to Milton Keynes.
AFC Wimbledon (Formed in June 2002 to represent the community of Wimbledon after the original club moved). Therefore, AFC Wimbledon has had no previous names, but it is the fan-owned successor to Wimbledon F.C.
Milton Keynes Dons
Crawley Town
The club, formed in 2002 after the original team relocated to Milton Keynes, proudly identifies with its heritage, including having a “Womble” mascot at their games.
AFC Wimbledon’s current home stadium is Plough Lane (known as the Cherry Red Records Stadium for sponsorship reasons), which opened in November 2020 with a 9,300 capacity. The club previously played at Kingsmeadow from 2002 until 2017.
