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Thanks for joining us on a night when Wimbledon claimed a commanding away win and Bromley suffered a third straight defeat as part of a four-match winless run.

Next up in League One, Stevenage Borough host Luton Town on Thursday (20:00 BST) before a set of 11 fixtures on Saturday, starting with Wycombe Wanderers' trip to Leyton Orient and Bradford City's visit to Notts County (both 12:30).

As always, you can follow more news, reaction and insights and all of the action across the EFL live with us throughout the week.

In the meantime, you can read a report from this game and leave your thoughts in the comments section.

Bromley

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Bromley boss Andy Woodman speaking to Sky Sports:

"I just feel we're being the masters of our own downfall at the moment.

"The first is a poor goal to give away. We don't stop the cross, which we've worked on, making sure we stop the ball coming in at source. When it comes in, we're not marking.

"The first goal normally kills you and that really did kill us. After that, we're trying to push and we're huffing and puffing with no real quality.

"We've got to really grow up a little bit. We've got a little bit of growing up to do in this league. You see the opposition team are smarter, they're a little but cleverer. There were a few dark arts that we're a bit not wise on.

"It's a learning curve but we've got to learn quick."

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Bromley have to move on and, hey, here's a positive slant on things - they can earn their second away win of the season and move level on points with Blackpool - who are currently 11th - when they visit the Seasiders on Saturday.

But the imposing challenges keep on coming at this level as they'll look to put their home form back on track by hosting Huddersfield Town, who are second right now and the only team yet to be beaten in this season's division alongside Notts County.

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Wimbledon could rise as high as third with a victory on Saturday at home to Doncaster Rovers, who are yet to win.

They're then at home again to a team they'd particularly love to beat: MK Dons have drawn four and lost one of their first five games and are behind Wimbledon because of tonight's result.

AFC Wimbledon

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AFC Wimbledon boss Johnnie Jackson speaking to Sky Sports:

"Really proud of the team. It was a good, solid away performance. In my experience, it's always difficult coming here.

"To play the way we did in a London derby and stand up to their threats [is impressive], and then to show a little bit of quality that we did and score two good goals.

"We had a disappointing result last time out so, the reaction from the boys has been top drawer tonight."

In fairness, Owen Mason did well after coming on in what was his Football League debut. The issues seem to be in front of him, probably not helped by the injuries tonight...

AFC Wimbledon

AFC Wimbledon goalscorer Jayden Stockley speaking to Sky Sports:

"I though the grit, the foundations we laid early on and obviously getting the goal early on helps, but we did that on our last away performance and we didn't come out with the points.

"Today, I think it was a complete performance from the boys."

On his goal:

"That was nice. An early goal for a striker is almost like right, my job's done, focus on the other bits. I wanted a second, but to get an assist towards the end.

"I should have scored here a couple of seasons ago when the ball was about a mile over the line so, that ones been long overdue. Delighted to score another goal and get the win."

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While the travelling Wimbledon fans celebrate, let's take a look at the League One table.

The Dons have leapfrogged four teams with this win, while Bromley remain fourth-bottom, three points behind them.

Dave Edwards
Former Wolves midfielder on Sky Sports

A terrific win for Wimbledon. It was maybe a slightly different gameplan, one which they've had in recent weeks.

It was a well-thought up gameplan from Johnnie Jackson and they were by far the better team throughout the 90 minutes.

They limited Bromley to very little but they were very effective themselves with the ball.

A lot to think about for Andy Woodman. A lot of soul searching to do to try and find the right formula for his new team to come together and start getting results.

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Wimbledon pick up their first away points of the season by winning a London derby!

Johnnie Jackson's side are worthy victors, opening the scoring through Jayden Stockley's first-half header from James Tilley's super cross.

Myles Hippolyte then stylishly collected Stockley's incisive pass to fire in and seal the points midway through the second half.

Bromley suffer three straight defeats for the first time in their brief EFL history.

Wimbledon clear a cross behind, then repel the resulting corner.

Postpublished at 90+4 mins

90+4 mins

Bromley 0-2 AFC Wimbledon

Dan Sweeney lands nastily, hurtling off balance while contesting an aerial ball.

The defender is hobbling heavily but appears ready to return to the pitch. Wimbledon have used their substitution windows.

George Saville's clever pass from the free-kick sends JJ McKiernan clear inside the box on the right, winning a corner with a deflected cross.

Wimbledon clear the delivery. They've replaced scorer Myles Hippolyte with Zack Nelson.

Dave Edwards
Former Wolves midfielder on Sky Sports

Bromley just haven't got going at any point. They're so used to building that momentum in the game and it just hasn't been happening. A lot of it is because ofhow well Wimbledon have done in managing that and then being clinical.

But here at home, Bromley are used to putting the opposition under a lot of pressure and they just haven't been able to do that.

Bromley win a free-kick in a useful position not far from the penalty area.