Wycombe Wanderers secured a narrow 3-2 win against Yeovil Town in a behind-closed-doors pre-season friendly. The match saw Wycombe take an early lead, with Yeovil's Mason Obeng levelling the score after 23 minutes.
What happened?
The Chairboys restored their lead shortly afterwards, and a third goal in the early moments of the second half made it 3-1. Luke McCormick reduced the deficit on the hour with a volley, but Yeovil couldn't find an equaliser.
Post-match reaction
Yeovil Town boss Billy Rowley praised his side's performance, saying they gained valuable lessons from the match. Rowley noted that Wycombe's professionalism and energy were evident from the start, and his team looked at different ways to counter their opponents' aggressive pressing.
Key takeaways
The match was an end-to-end, free-flowing game, with both teams creating scoring opportunities. Rowley remains upbeat about his squad's direction, praising their technical quality and dressing-room culture. With the new season approaching, Wycombe Wanderers are looking to build on their 11th-place finish in League One last season, where they earned 63 points from 46 games, with a recent form of WLLDL.
Looking ahead
As Wycombe Wanderers prepare for the new League One season, they are currently 40 points behind leaders Lincoln, and have scored 69 goals, conceding 58, resulting in a +11 goal difference. The team will look to improve their performance and climb the league table in the upcoming season.
