Gareth Ainsworth has shared his thoughts on his side’s 2-2 draw with Swansea City at the Liberty Stadium.

Two second-half goals from Admiral Muskwe and Garath McCleary looked like they had given the Chairboys all three points in their battle to avoid the drop.

However, a Jamal Lowe penalty and a Liam Cullen header rescued a point for the Swans.

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If Wycombe had won, they would have been on 36 points – they are instead on 34 and are nine points from safety with four games to go. 

Speaking after the game, Ainsworth said: “The frustration you have goes when you have the pride of a club like Wycombe Wanderers.

“Doing what we have done today, I thought we were fantastic.

“I thought we played some great football, probably scored the better goals but unfortunately, we didn’t get a penalty like they did.

"For them, it was a penalty as Jason McCarthy slipped [and handballed it] and that gave them the foot in the door to get back in the game.

“I am amazingly proud of my boys because to come to a place like the Liberty Stadium and do what we have done to a team like Swansea I think is fantastic.

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“They were one of the pre-season favourites to go and rightly so, and Steve Cooper is one of the most respected managers in this league.

“I think he is a great guy.

“He is like his dad – just a humble guy and I wish them all the best.

“But I am gutted we didn’t beat them.

Up next is a home match on April 21 against Bristol City.