Wycombe Wanderers secured a comfortable 2-0 victory over Burton Albion at Adams Park on Saturday. Goals from Jayden Wareham and Cauley Woodrow gave the hosts a deserved three points in League One, a result that confirms their recent form of two wins, two draws and one loss from their last five matches.
Wareham opened the scoring in the 21st minute, netting his fifth goal of the season in just eight appearances, which keeps him as the club's top scorer. The striker's early strike settled any nerves. Cauley Woodrow doubled the advantage eight minutes after the restart, finishing smartly from a Fred Onyedinma assist to seal the win.
Control at Adams Park
Wycombe controlled the game with 51% possession and created the better chances, registering 16 shots to Burton's eight. The home side's 4-2-3-1 formation proved effective, limiting the visitors to few clear opportunities. Burton's best spell came late in the first half, but they failed to seriously test goalkeeper C. Hazard.
Daniel Harvie and Malik Mothersille received yellow cards for Wycombe, while Toby Sibbick was booked for the visitors. The result lifts Wycombe to 15th in the table with 15 points from 12 games, a record of three wins, six draws and three losses. They have scored 19 goals this season but conceded 23, leaving them with a negative four goal difference.
This win, following a 1-1 draw at AFC Wimbledon, improves Wycombe's recent form to two wins, two draws and one loss from their last five outings. They have now scored 19 league goals this campaign. The team's next challenge is an FA Cup first round tie away to Accrington Stanley on November 7th.
Manager Tom Hounsell confirmed the win over Burton extended Wycombe's unbeaten league run to four games. He said, "We've lost just one of our last nine matches in all competitions." The 2-0 victory, which lifts Wycombe to 15th in League One, was watched by a crowd of 4,590 at Adams Park.
Manager Tom Hounsell confirmed the 2-0 win over Burton Albion was Wycombe's third clean sheet in eight games. He praised the team's game management, saying, "Credit goes to the players." The result lifts Wycombe to 13th in League One, four points off the play-offs, according to the club. Hounsell's record since taking over in September is now six wins, three draws and just one loss from ten games in all competitions.
Manager Tom Hounsell confirmed the win over Burton extended Wycombe's unbeaten league run to four games. He said, "We've lost just one of our last nine matches in all competitions." The 2-0 victory, which lifts Wycombe to 13th in League One, was watched by a crowd of 4,590 at Adams Park. The club's record now stands at four wins, six draws and three losses from 13 games, leaving them 10 points behind leaders Huddersfield.
