Explained: Why Bradley Fink's equaliser was disallowed in Wycombe Wanderers' defeat to AFC Wimbledon
Why Bradley FInk's late equaliser was ruled out in Saturday's 2-1 defeat to AFC Wimbledon.
27.09.25, 18:37 Updated 27.05.26, 11:07 2 Minute Read
Jayden Wilkins
Wycombe Wanderers were on the end of a controversial refereeing decision at Plough Lane on Saturday, which ultimately robbed them of a point late in the game.
The hosts started the game strongly, and opened the scoring 11 minutes in after a delightful free-kick from Steve Seddon was nodded home by Omar Bugiel.
They then doubled their advantage just over 20 minutes later, when Bugiel turned provider for the man who set up his goal, bullying Connor Taylor off the ball and sliding in Seddon who drilled it home.
Michael Duff gave his players a rocket at half-time, and it paid dividends when Ewan Henderson turned home Fred Onyedinma's cross with a rather unorthodox finish to blow the contest wide open again.
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