
Michael Duff takes charge of second-placed Bradford for the first time against Leyton Orient
Robbie Savage's first league game in charge of Peterborough will be at former club Leicester
Leaders Plymouth welcome AFC Wimbledon to Home Park for a lunchtime kick-off
There is a full programme of League One action to look forward to on Saturday following the international break and we have all the key stats, team news and predictions for Gameweek 10.

Notts County vs Oxford – Saturday October 10 (12.30pm)
Key stats
Notts County sit a point and place above the relegation zone
The Magpies have won only one of their seven matches since returning to the third tier
Oxford were 4-0 winners at Leicester in their last away fixture
The U's are unbeaten in their last six meetings with Notts County, winning five of those games
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Team news
Notts County midfielder Max Sanders is nearing a return from the calf injury he sustained in pre-season, but Emile Acquah, Beck-Ray Enoru, Lewis Macari and Matthew Platt are all out and Dean Campbell is a major doubt.
Frankie Kent remains a long-term absentee for Oxford and Ruben Roosken is also likely to miss this match. Jeon Jin-Woo and Aidomo Emakhu are pushing for returns from respective back and leg injuries.
Need to know
Notts County are struggling to adapt to life in League One following last season's promotion, winning just once in seven games.
Aaron Ramsey has started positively enough in the Oxford dugout, with the U's sitting two points off the play-off places and having enjoyed one of the most eye-catching results of the season with their 4-0 win at Leicester.
Score prediction: Notts County 1-2 Oxford (13/2 with LiveScore Bet)
Plymouth vs AFC Wimbledon – Saturday October 10 (12.30pm)
Key stats
Plymouth sit top of the table on goal difference
The Pilgrims have won four of their last five games in League One
AFC Wimbledon have only scored six league goals in eight games
All eight of the goals Wimbledon have conceded this season have come on their travels
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Team news
Plymouth remain without a quintet of players but Owen Oseni, Michael Baidoo, Julio Pleguezuelo, Alex Hartridge and Malachi Boateng are all expected to return soon.
Harry Cornick, Marcus Browne, Joe Kirby and Sam Goma are all back to full fitness for Wimbledon, whose only confirmed absentees are James Tilley and Mathew Stevens.
Need to know
After a strong end to last season, Plymouth have picked up where they left off under Tom Cleverley and four wins in five has taken them to the top of League One.
Goals have been at a premium for Wimbledon this season; they have scored just six, while all eight they have conceded have come on their travels.
Score prediction: Plymouth 2-0 AFC Wimbledon (24/5 with LiveScore Bet)
Bradford vs Leyton Orient – Saturday October 10 (3pm)
Key stats
Michael Duff will be taking charge of Bradford for the first time
The Bantams sit second after collecting 16 points from eight games under Graham Alexander
Bradford won 3-1 at Leyton Orient in the EFL Cup last month
Orient have lost four of their last five games in all competitions
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Team news
Will Swan could come into the Bradford XI after netting a brace in the EFL Trophy during the week and Jon McCracken and Ibou Touray are both available again after returning from international duty.
Leyton Orient have no fresh injury concerns with Oliver Dovin and Demetri Mitchell remaining their only confirmed absentees.
Need to know
Bradford begin life under Michael Duff following Graham Alexander's decision to leave for Preston. The Bantams were 4-0 winners over Rotherham in the EFL Trophy during the week.
Under 2.5 goals would have been a winning bet in Leyton Orient's last two fixtures, which includes a 2-0 home loss to leaders Plymouth last weekend.
Score prediction: Bradford 2-0 Leyton Orient (5/1 with LiveScore Bet)
Cambridge vs Blackpool – Saturday October 10 (3pm)
Key stats
Cambridge are unbeaten in seven matches across all competitions
Blackpool have gone six games in league and cup without a win
The last meeting between these sides at the Abbey Stadium ended 4-4
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Team news
After scoring in the midweek EFL Trophy win over Northampton, Gassan Ahadme is expected to lead the line for Cambridge, who have no fresh injury concerns.
Blackpool's treatment room is much busier, with Josh Earl, Niall Ennis, Fraser Horsfall and Michael Ihiekwe all currently sidelined.
Need to know
Cambridge have exceeded expectations since returning to League One and head into this game sitting inside the play-off places and unbeaten in seven across all competitions.
Blackpool's form has nosedived of late as they are winless in six, but two of their three victories this season have come on the road.
Score prediction: Cambridge 3-1 Blackpool (17/2 with LiveScore Bet)
Doncaster vs Burton Albion – Saturday October 10 (3pm)
Key stats
Doncaster remain in the relegation zone despite winning at Peterborough in their last league fixture
Donny hold the worst home record in League One
Burton won at leaders Plymouth on their last league away day
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Team news
Jamie Sterry, Matty Pearson, Francis Okoronkwo and James Collins remain out for Doncaster, who could name the same side that won at Peterborough.
Mark O'Mahony and Gbemi Arubi are sidelined for Burton. The latter is yet to feature in a competitive game since his summer arrival from Dundalk.
Need to know
Doncaster got their first win of the season at Peterborough and followed it up with a success in the EFL Trophy, but they hold the worst home record in League One, collecting just two points from three games.
Burton have only lost two of their last eight games in all competitions and have recorded wins at Leicester and Plymouth already this season.
Score prediction: Doncaster 0-1 Burton Albion (8/1 with LiveScore Bet)
Huddersfield vs Sheffield Wednesday – Saturday October 10 (3pm)
Key stats
Huddersfield sit third in the standings, a point and place above Sheffield Wednesday
Only Bradford have a better defensive record than Sheffield Wednesday in League One
It finished 4-0 to Huddersfield when the teams last met in February 2024
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Team news
Huddersfield are light in midfield with Herbie Kane, Marcus McGuane, Ryan Ledson and David Kasumu all sidelined. Defender Jack Whatmough is also an injury absentee.
Louie Barry, Jordi Liongola, Max Lowe, Cole McGhee, Tyler Onyango and Sil Swinkels all remain out for Sheffield Wednesday, but Di'Shon Bernard is close to a return and could play some part.
Need to know
Huddersfield have only lost once in 11 matches across all competitions this season, but Sheffield Wednesday are unbeaten in seven, registering five wins during that time.
The Owls have kept clean sheets in their last two league games and should prove difficult to beat.
Score prediction: Huddersfield 0-0 Sheffield Wednesday (10/1 with LiveScore Bet)
Leicester vs Peterborough – Saturday October 10 (3pm)
Key stats
Leicester lost their last League One home game 4-0 against Oxford
Robbie Savage won his first match in charge of Peterborough in the EFL Trophy
Savage made over 200 appearances as a player for Leicester
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Team news
Will Smallbone could be handed his Leicester debut after joining on a free transfer at the start of the month.
Harry Leonard scored twice for Peterborough in the EFL Trophy win over Ipswich U21s and should keep his place up front.
Need to know
Leicester have lost two of their three home games in League One, conceding four in defeat to Oxford, and are yet to fully get to grips with their tag as big fishes in the third tier.
The arrival of Savage had the desired effect for Peterborough in midweek, as the Posh beat Ipswich U21s in the EFL Trophy 4-1, scoring all their goals during a nine-minute spell in the first half.
Score prediction: Leicester 2-2 Peterborough (7/1 with LiveScore Bet)
MK Dons vs Reading – Saturday October 10 (3pm)
Key stats
MK Dons have drawn six of their seven league games and are yet to win
The Dons have scored 11 goals in cup wins against Crawley and Brentford U21
Reading have drawn their last two matches
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Team news
Aaron Collins was a hat-trick hero as MK Dons put seven past Brentford U21s in the EFL Trophy during the week and he should lead the line alongside Sam Nombe, who also scored in that game.
Reading have no new injuries to contend with and Jacob Brown is set to keep his place up front after assisting Udoka Godwin-Malife's equaliser against Bradford last weekend.
Need to know
MK Dons are the draw specialists in League One, sharing the spoils in six of their seven games. They have enjoyed big cup wins since their last league game but this may prove a sterner test.
Reading have drawn back-to-back games and five of their 12 matches in all competitions this season have finished all-square.
Score prediction: MK Dons 1-1 Reading (23/5 with LiveScore Bet)

Mansfield vs Bromley – Saturday October 10 (3pm)
Key stats
Both of Mansfield's league victories have come on home soil
Bromley hold the worst defensive record in League One
The Ravens conceded four in a midweek EFL Trophy defeat at Crawley
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Team news
Lucas Akins and Baily Cargill have both been ruled out for Mansfield, who also have fitness doubts surrounding David McGoldrick, Louis Reed and Ryan Sweeney.
Bromley have no fresh fitness concerns with Victor Adeboyejo set to lead the line after scoring four goals in seven League One games this season.
Need to know
Mansfield are unbeaten at home this season in the league, taking seven points from a possible nine which includes an emphatic 5-2 win over Luton.
Bromley have conceded a league-high 18 goals, with seven of those coming in a 7-2 defeat at Sheffield Wednesday in late August.
Score prediction: Mansfield 4-1 Bromley (15/1 with LiveScore Bet)
Stevenage vs Wigan – Saturday October 10 (3pm)
Key stats
Stevenage have won four of their last five games across league and cup
Wigan are bottom of the standings, losing five of their seven league games
Only one goal was scored in two meetings between these sides last season
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Team news
Jordan Houghton picked up an injury in Stevenage's midweek EFL Trophy win over Leicester and joins longer-term absentee Jasper Pattenden on the sidelines.
For Wigan, forward Scott Hogan could be handed his first league start since joining the club after scoring against Blackpool in the EFL Trophy last time out.
Need to know
After a slow start to the season, Stevenage are building up some momentum with four wins in five. The Boro have won back-to-back home games against Luton in the league and Leicester in the EFL Trophy.
Wigan are yet to win an away game this season and have taken one point from a possible nine on the road.
Score prediction: Stevenage 1-0 Wigan (23/5 with LiveScore Bet)
Stockport vs Barnsley – Saturday October 10 (3pm)
Key stats
Stockport have kept three clean sheets on the bounce in league and cup
The Hatters are unbeaten in their last six meetings with Barnsley
Barnsley have suffered back-to-back defeats and are winless in six
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Team news
Adama Sidibeh and Brad Hills remain sidelined for Stockport, but England U20 goalkeeper Oliver Whatmuff is available again after returning from international duty.
Rogan Ravenhill will continue to deputise in goal for Barnsley with Cieran Slicker out. Luca Connell is suspended after his red card against Leicester and Cameron McGeehan, Makenzie Kirk and Ben Hamed Toure are doubts due to illness.
Need to know
Stockport have kept three clean sheets on the spin and have recorded successive victories against Peterborough in the league and Shrewsbury in the EFL Trophy.
Barnsley are winless in six games and their last victory over Stockport came all the way back in May 2004.
Score prediction: Stockport 2-0 Barnsley (23/4 with LiveScore Bet)
Wycombe vs Luton – Saturday October 10 (3pm)
Key stats
Wycombe are yet to lose in five games under interim head coach Tom Hounsell (W4, D1)
Luton have lost back-to-back league games
The Hatters did do the double over Wycombe last season
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Team news
Danny Ings scored on his Wycombe debut but then picked up a knock in the subsequent EFL Trophy game and will miss this match as a result.
Shayden Morris, Benedict Benagr and Shandon Baptiste are all unavailable for Luton through injury, while defender Harrison Ashby is suspended.
Need to know
Wycombe have enjoyed a resurgence under interim boss Hounsell, as they are unbeaten in five and have taken seven points from a possible nine in the league.
There have been 29 goals scored in Wycombe's league matches this season, the joint most in the division, and Luton are not far behind with their games featuring 26 goals.
Score prediction: Wycombe 3-2 Luton (12/1 with LiveScore Bet)
