Wanderers are back in league action this weekend following Tuesday night's 1-0 victory over Rotherham United in the Vertu Trophy.
The Whites are looking to take that winning feeling into the league after four consecutive 1-1 draws off the back of the Blackpool draw last Saturday.
The Dons have three wins and two defeats in their last five games, most recently a defeat to fellow promoted side Bradford City.
After going ahead 2-1 thanks to Marcus Browne and Matty Stevens, the Bantams turned the game on its head with goals from Bobby Pointon and Will Swan following Joe Wright's first half goal.
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Steven Schumacher: "Now we know what we've got, we go with this squad now until January at least so that's good.
"Its been a tough start, I'd say the Wednesday games in particular make it more difficult but having a couple of clear weeks before we go into Saturday fixtures will be good."
AFC Wimbledon Boss Johnnie Jackson: "They're (Bolton) definitely going to want to get up and running, I've seen all of their games and they'll be thinking something similar to us that they should have more to show for it,
"I think they've generally been really consistent in their performance levels and maybe perhaps haven't got quite what they deserve."
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Valuable minutes were given to players on Tuesday night, Tyler Miller in particular who grew into the match and made some good saves.
Wanderers will of course be without Captain Eoin Toal who is away on national team duty with Northern Ireland and will miss Saturday's game.
Wimbledon centre-half and Northern Ireland teammate Ryan Johnson will also be missing as the defender will look to make his debut for his country.
Kick-off
Saturday 3pm
Referee
Darren Drysdale will take charge of this one. He last took charge in Wanderers 1-1 draw against Stevenage in the final game of last season.
Tickets/Wanderers TV
Tickets are still available for this match and can be bought HERE.
For those not going to the game, audio passes will be available, as always, for UK-based supporters to listen to full commentary with Derek Clark and John McGinlay via Wanderers TV. Those based internationally can stream the game through a live video match pass on Wanderers TV.
Click HERE to purchase a pass.