Wycombe’s mid-season crisis continues with just one win in their last nine league games, and from being play-off contenders a few weeks ago they are now dangerously close to the relegation places.
Wanderers return to League One action after a two-week break when they host near neighbours Reading before a near capacity crowd at Adams Park on Saturday, November 25.
Defensive errors are costing Wycombe dearly and it is a problem Matt Bloomfield needs to sort out before their final game of a testing week when they take on free-scoring Oxford United on Saturday, October 28.
As the in-form team in League One after winning four of their last five games, Wycombe should have no fears about a trip to Charlton Athletic on Saturday, September 23, but beware the new manager ‘bounce’.
Wycombe’s frustrating start to the season took another turn for the worse with the midweek Carabao Cup defeat at home to Sutton United.
Wycombe’s stuttering start to the season must be a concern to manager Matt Bloomfield ahead of their next challenge, the visit to Bristol Rovers on Saturday, August 26.
Wycombe fans are used to their team doing things the hard way, so it was no surprise that their first win of the new league season saw a nail-biting finish as 10-man Leyton Orient almost snatched a draw at Adams Park in midweek.
Wycombe fans wouldn’t normally get too excited about winning a first round Carabao cup tie against lower division opposition, but the midweek victory at MK Dons was important for so many reasons.
Wycombe have one last chance to lay down a marker for next season when they visit Portsmouth for their final game of the 2022/23 campaign on Sunday, May 7.
The dream of achieving a place in the playoffs has died, but there is still plenty to celebrate at the end of another eventful season for the Chairboys.
