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What's causing Wycombe Wanderers' woes on the road?

A in-depth analysis of what's causing Wycombe Wanderers' woes on the road this season. [Photo by Nathan Davies]

04.04.26, 12:23 Updated 27.05.26, 11:08 5 Minute Read

Jayden Wilkins

Jayden Wilkins

Wycombe Wanderers fell to a 3-0 defeat at Edgeley Park on Good Friday, which came as a damaging blow to their aspirations of securing a spot in the play-off places.

Unfortunately, many supporters watching at home or in attendance were left saying the same things that've been said all season. Wanderers played well, but were architects of their own downfall with the goals that they conceded.

The first Stockport County goal came from a Will Norris pass out to Cauley Woodrow, which was pounced on by Josh Stokes. A cluster in the box followed which eventually fell to Odin Bailey, who thumped home at the near post leaving Norris no chance.

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