AFC Wimbledon's managing director thought he was looking at AI-created images when he saw pictures of flooding at their Plough Lane home that led to more than 100,000 litres of water being pumped out of the stadium.

AFC Wimbledon's League Two match with Accrington Stanley is postponed as an alternative venue to host the fixture could not be found.

It is the second home match Wimbledon have had to move in as many days after their Plough Lane home was hit by torrential rain which caused flooding and a sinkhole to open up on the pitch. The club’s home Carabao Cup tie with Newcastle United was postponed until October 1 and will now take place at St James’ Park.

AFC Wimbledon's managing director thought he was looking at AI-created images when he saw pictures of flooding at their Plough Lane home that led to more than 100,000 litres of water being pumped out of the stadium.

AFC Wimbledon have confirmed that their match with Accrington Stanley has been postponed despite tankers removing more than 100,000 litres of water from their Plough Lane pitch this week. An enormous sinkhole opened up on the waterlogged turf at the Dons’ home ground after heavy rainfall in the capital on Sunday night.

AFC Wimbledon will have to wait at least 19 days for the possibility of playing their next game after heavy rains seriously flooded the club's stadium. The water undermined the pitch, creating an unusual scene.