Wycombe Wanderers' League Cup exit to Stevenage has left manager Michael Duff with a sense of optimism, despite the 2-1 defeat. The Chairboys created numerous opportunities but were unfortunate not to progress.
Wycombe Wanderers suffered a dramatic late defeat to Stevenage in the League Cup, losing 2-1 despite creating several chances. The visitors took the lead through Dan Kemp's first-half goal, but Ewan Henderson equalized just before the break. Josh Magennis scored the winner in stoppage time.
Why it matters for Wycombe Wanderers
Manager Michael Duff was disappointed with the result but saw positives in his team's performance. He felt that his side were two or three goals away from winning the game and pointed to several key moments that went against them.
The League One season is just around the corner, and Wycombe Wanderers will be looking to build on the positives from their League Cup performance. With 69 goals scored and 58 conceded this season, the team is looking to improve their goal difference and climb the table. Currently, they are 40 points behind leaders Lincoln in the title race.
