Stevenage vs Peterborough prediction 27.01.2026 | League One

Stevenage’s League One campaign has been marked by relative consistency. They have recorded 10 wins, 9 draws, and 7 losses, a record that reflects a decent return of points and places them in eighth position ahead of this Round 29 fixture. However, their recent run of games has not delivered the kind of results they would have hoped for over the past couple of months. Alex Revell’s men have failed to win in eight consecutive League One matches, drawing back-to-back fixtures against Bolton and Mansfield in the last few rounds.

Injury concerns have not been extensively reported in public sources, but maintaining selection continuity may be key for manager Revell to arrest the recent lull in forward momentum.

Peterborough arrive with a slightly less consistent campaign. They are placed ninth in the table, just one place and one point behind Stevenage, with a League One record of 11 wins, 2 draws, and 13 losses, reflecting more unpredictability in results. Recent form has seen Peterborough register a series of mixed results: comfortable wins such as 2-0 at Wycombe are contrasted with narrow losses at home, suggesting inconsistency but also capability to penetrate oppositions.

Manager Luke Williams has overseen this fluctuation in results since taking charge, and squad rotation or tactical adjustments - particularly in attack - could be decisive here. There is limited public reporting of specific long-term injuries, suggesting both sides might approach this fixture with near-full squads.