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What's Changed For Wycombe Wanderers?

Wycombe were within touching distance of Championship football last season, but going into this season, what's happening?

26.07.25, 20:05 Updated 27.05.26, 11:06 3 Minute Read

Jayden Wilkins

Jayden Wilkins

Wycombe fans will remember, whether they like it or not, the heartbreak that came following their 1-0 defeat to Charlton in the play-off semi-finals last season, after they had spent so long fighting off high-spenders such as Birmingham and Wrexham for automatic promotion positions, but fell short after a stint of bad results, leaving them fifth.

So, reflecting on Wycombe's shortcomings last season, what can they do to go that step further in their attempts to have Championship football return to Adams Park?

Wanderers seemed to struggle against teams who were higher-up in the table, losing four of four games against Wrexham and Birmingham who eventually took the automatic positions. They also lost one of two games against Stockport and Leyton Orient, as well as both of their league games against Charlton.

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