This bet has won in all three of MK Dons' League One encounters so far this season, because they've drawn them all.

Wigan have lost all three of theirs and they've had much kinder fixtures.

The hosts have lost at newly-promoted Cambridge, at home to Leyton Orient (who finished 20th last term), and at AFC Wimbledon (who came 19th in 2025/26).

Whereas, MK have drawn with two newly-relegated sides, Oxford and Leicester, and with Huddersfield Town - who currently top the League One table.

MK are stacked all over the pitch after a busy summer transfer window and it's come as a surprise to see them as underdogs for this away trip.

I know Charlton are top of the league, but the schedule could bite them here.

They’re picking up lots of injuries, had to take two centre backs off early against Tottenham in the Carabao Cup, and Nathaniel Chalobah is a doubt for this, having started well in front of the back four.

West Brom have been really impressive so far, beating Norwich and Burnley before a competitive defeat at Middlesbrough last time out.

West Brom drew and lost to Charlton last season, but on the balance of play could argue they were the better team in both games.

They won the shot count 18-3 at the Hawthorns last term but somehow drew the game 1-1.

This could be payback time, with Charlton’s more realistic chance of a win this week being their trip to Stoke on Saturday.

Blackpool have scored in every game they've played so far this season.

They'll bring plenty of confidence in front of goal to Oakwell, having just beaten Peterborough 4-0 at the weekend.

They've scored twice or more in three of five in all competitions and look far more capable than the side that finished 13th last season.

Barnsley have picked up of late, but have conceded in four of five so far; that includes in all three of their home games in all competitions.

These two have been in League One together for the last three seasons, and Barnsley have not kept a clean sheet against Blackpool in that time.

Luton's defending has been schoolboy stuff so far this season, and Jack Wilshere will be coming under pressure because of it.

They've conceded 10 goals in just three league games, that is not the behaviour of a serious promotion challenger.

Their fixtures have been fairly kind as well, playing a newly-promoted side (Notts County) and last season's 12th and 10th-placed finishers (Mansfield and Reading).

They've conceded two or more in every game, and they've conceded three goals in the first half alone twice.

They come into this off the back of getting beat 5-2 at Mansfield on Sunday, and Stockport are the joint-top scorers in the league so far.

They'd be out on their own for the best attack, albeit from this small sample, if Sheffield Wednesday hadn't scored seven on Saturday.

This is unusual, but I wouldn't persuade people away from backing it as a single at 1.30, I think it's likelier to happen than even those odds suggest.

Stockport to score two or more at 2.50 also appeals.