Milton Keynes Dons prepare for a home League One fixture against Bromley on Tuesday evening. The match at Stadium MK sees the Dons aiming to build on a recent win while their opponents adjust to a managerial change.

Assistant manager Byron Webster will take charge of Bromley on an interim basis following Andy Woodman's departure. Woodman, who guided the club to the League Two title last season, left after a 4-0 home defeat to Leicester City. Bromley owner and chairman Robin Stanton-Gleaves confirmed the decision to part ways after five years, stating the club needed a new direction to improve results.

Form and recent results

MK Dons enter the match 18th in the table with 12 points from 11 games. Their recent form has been inconsistent, with three wins and two losses in their last five outings. The most recent was a 1-0 victory at Stevenage last Friday, where Sam Nombe scored the winner in the 81st minute. Before that, they suffered a 2-0 defeat at Blackpool.

Bromley sit 22nd with just eight points and have struggled to adapt to the third tier. Their last five results include a 1-1 draw with Peterborough and heavy losses to Leicester (4-0), Stockport County (3-0), Mansfield Town (3-0) and Crawley Town (2-0). They host Peterborough on Saturday before the rearranged trip to Stadium MK, which was postponed from earlier in the season due to international call-ups.

Team news and context

The starting lineup against Stevenage featured Dennis in goal, with a back three of Ekpiteta, Goode and Sanders. Wintle anchored midfield behind Silvera, Crowley, Gilbey and Elijah Xavier Campbell, supporting strikers Sam Nombe and Aaron Collins.

Bromley's last starting XI was a 4-4-2 featuring Smith in goal, with a defence of Marcus Lemar Ifill, Jackson, Kamari Antonio Grant and Pinnock. Their midfield included Jones, Conteh, Saville and Hondermarck, behind forwards Adeboyejo and Cheek. Interim boss Webster is expected to assess his squad's fitness ahead of the next fixture.

Tuesday's game kicks off at 19:45 and is a chance for MK Dons to climb out of the lower half.