Wycombe Wanderers boss Gareth Ainsworth has praised the Walsall fans that made the trip to Adams Park in the club's FA Cup match on November 5.

Only 2,319 fans were inside the stadium as the Saddlers defeated the Chairboys 2-0, with the League Two team easily defeating an underwhelming Wycombe team.

Out of those who attended the match, 520 spectators got behind Michael Flynn's side as they made their presence known in South Buckinghamshire.

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And their constant singing worked as Walsall knocked Wanderers out of the cup at the first hurdle for a second straight season.

Jacob Maddox and Isaac Hutchinson got the goals for the Saddlers.

Speaking on the Walsall fans, Ainsworth said: "I thought the Walsall fans were very loud today and got right behind their team.

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"You could hear them all game and I think Walsall gave them something to shout about and sometimes, my players have to get this place going and create their own atmosphere."

Gareth Ainsworth spent one month at Walsall during the 2002/03 season, where he played five times, scored once, and got red carded once.