Wycombe Wanderers equaled a club Football League record with their six consecutive win at Adams Park with an impressive victory over Barnsley. After the game, I spoke with Chairboys midfielder Dom Gape:
Gape: “We are giving ourselves a chance in every single game”
Wycombe Wanderers fought back from a goal down to snatch a late winner against Accrington Stanley at the WHAM Stadium.
It was the first Chairboys away victory in the league since late August and Gareth Ainsworth was delighted with the three points to back up the clubs excellent home form.
I spoke to the Wanderers manager after the match for BBC Three Counties Radio:
Wycombe Wanderers snatched their first EFL1 away victory since late August courtesy of an injury time rocket from striker Alex Samuel at Accrington Stanley.
The young Welsh striker has impressed since joining the Chairboys in the Summer and I spoke to him after the match:
Nathan Tyson made his first start of the season against Shrewsbury Town and the 3-2 win took the Chairboys into the top half of the table.
I spoke to the pacy striker after the game:
“Accrington on Tuesday and we owe them one”
A late Josh Maja leveller denied Wycombe Wanderers a famous victory over Sunderland at The Stadium Of Light.
The Chairboys had taken the lead through Fred Onyedinma on 66 minutes after weathering an early second half onslaught of corners from the hosts.
Despite conceding on 83 minutes, a draw was an excellent result for Wycombe against a Sunderland side who were playing in the Premier League just two seasons ago.
After the game, I spoke to a delighted and rather hoarse Wanderers manager Gareth Ainsworth on BBC Three Counties Radio:
“What you up to next week?”
Wycombe Wanderers came out on top of an excellent encounter against Rochdale to make it a two wins in a week at Adams Park.
A long range Bryn Morris free-kick deceived Brendan Moore in the Dale goal to give the Chairboys the lead on ten minutes and the home side were on top for the rest of the half.
Rochdale were much improved after the break and dominated possession but the Wanderers defended resolutely and scored again themselves with a trademark goal from Adebayo Akinfenwa on 66 minutes.
With the pressure lifted, Wycombe kept pressing and Fred Onyedinma powered home a header on 72 minutes for his second goal in as many games to complete the scoring.
A third home win on the spin and a clean sheet against an attack minded Rochdale, who had scored in their previous 13 away games, gives the Wanderers a spring in their step as they head to Walsall in EFL1 this Saturday.
After the game I spoke to the Wycombe manager Gareth Ainsworth on BBC Three Counties Radio:
Two goals in two games for Fred
