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A brief history of Wycombe Wanderers at Wigan Athletic

I will be diving into the history of the Chairboys’ results at Wigan Athletic.

10.10.25, 11:14 Updated 27.05.26, 11:07 3 Minute Read

Jayden Wilkins

Jayden Wilkins

Originally playing at their ever-popular Springfield Park for a big proportion of their history, Wigan has since moved in 1999 to a stadium that boasts a capacity of 25,138 and has had many different names. Sharing the staidum with trhe rugby team the Wigan Warriors Originally called the JJB Stadium until 2009, the naming rights changed hands to the DW group, naming the stadium up until last year as the DW Stadium. As of 2024, the stadium has been known as the Brick Community Stadium. Wycombe has had their fair share of matches at this fallen Premier League and former FA Cup winners' stadium. I will be diving into the history of the Chairboys’ results at Wigan Athletic.

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