Rochdale host Oldham on 19 September 2026 at 14:30 in a League Two fixture where both sides arrive in mixed form. Rochdale have won one of their last ten but concede nearly two goals per game at home. Oldham show more balance away from home, winning three of ten matches while keeping their defensive record tighter on the road. The head-to-head record is split across six meetings since 2015, with two draws, two Rochdale wins, and two Oldham victories. This fixture carries the hallmarks of a low-scoring contest between two mid-table sides.
Form and H2H
Rochdale's home record reads W1/D3/L6 over ten games, averaging just over one goal for and under two against. Oldham's away form is W3/D1/L6, with a marginally better defensive average of 1.30 goals conceded per match. The draw has been a recurring theme in their meetings: two of the last six encounters finished level, including a 1-1 result in April 2017. Rochdale's profit trends show backing the draw at home has returned 8.47 units over their sample, while backing Oldham away has lost 10.55 units on the match winner market. Both teams have shown a tendency toward low-scoring outcomes, with Under 1.5 Goals returning a loss of 3.19 units for Rochdale at home and Under 1.5 returning a loss of 11 units for Oldham away.
Best Bet
The prediction for this match is Rochdale 1–1 Oldham. A draw aligns with the historical pattern between these sides and the defensive vulnerabilities both carry into the fixture. Rochdale concede regularly at home but have drawn three times in ten, while Oldham's away record includes only one loss in their last ten matches outside their stadium. The 1–1 scoreline reflects the low-scoring nature of both teams' recent performances and offers value in a match unlikely to produce a goal glut.
Odds to Watch
No partner prices are currently available for this fixture. Bettors should monitor the 1X2 market as kickoff approaches, particularly the draw option given the historical frequency of level results between Rochdale and Oldham. Both Teams to Score carries appeal given Oldham's away form and Rochdale's home vulnerability, while Under 2.5 Goals reflects the defensive patterns evident in both teams' last-ten records.


















