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The ongoing conundrum that is the Wycombe Wanderers defence

Michael Duff's defensive selection questions don't seem to be any closer to being solved, despite victory and a clean sheet against Wigan Athletic.

16.10.25, 18:54 Updated 27.05.26, 11:07 6 Minute Read

Jayden Wilkins

Jayden Wilkins

As the Final whistle blew on their first away win of the season at Wigan's Brick Community Stadium, Michael Duff appeared relieved. Not because it was his third win as Wycombe boss but more at the quality of football that the Chairboys delivered.

It was evident during the game that Duff was far from impressed by the performance levels as he barked constant instructions from the sidelines demanding more composure from his team.

As Duff remarked in his post match interview: "I was pleased with the win. It was the only thing you can take away from the game. That was the most disappointing part of today. But what we have shown is that we can fight, can dig in and we've limited them to one real chance."

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