Steven Schumacher's Wanderers head to Adams Park on Saturday on the back of two league wins and in search of another.
A come from behind victory saw the Whites continue their unbeaten record in all competitions at the Toughsheet thanks to goals from Sam Dalby and Thierry Gale.
The hosts Wycombe are on a run of five games in all competitions without a win, most recently battling out a 0-0 draw with Burton Albion.
There last win came in late November where they defeated Lincoln City at Adams Park when Jack Grimmer scored a late winner in a 3-2 victory.
Press Conferences
Steven Schumacher: "They have got good players that can cause you a problem, they play a slightly different style to what we would have seen from Wycombe over the last few years, so it’s a different test for us and we’re looking forward to it.
"Our form has been pretty consistent over the last few months anyway, so we’ll stick to the plan and try to go there and get a result.
"It’s just another League One game, it will be a difficult test, Mike (Duff) has gone in there and continued to get good results. The way that they play is slightly different, they play more passes through the third whereas Wycombe over the last few years have been really direct, so we have to be ready for that.
"We’ve seen different styles of play from loads of different teams this year and our performances have been quite consistent, so that will be the message to the lads.
"We’ll stick to the plan and try to get another one.
"We’ve found a way to get over the line and the players have adapted, so the message is do the basics well enough and be able to try and adapt tactically and we’ll be fine."
Wycombe Boss Michael Duff: "It will be completely different in terms of their set-up. Schuey is a really experienced manager and won the league at a different club, he’s managed at a higher level and definitely knows what he’s doing,
"I don’t see them coming, sitting in and letting us have 70 per cent of the ball. They will try to impose themselves and that is what I mean about posing different challenges.
"They have got threats all over the pitch and can hurt you in different ways. They can take players off and hurt you with players who are brought on.
"We will have to adapt, but we will be doing the same thing. We are at home and will try to impose ourselves on them."
Kick-Off
Saturday 3pm
Referee
Craig Hicks will take charge of Saturday's game. He last officiated Wanderers back in April 2023 when the Whites defeated Exeter City with Conor Bradley scoring the winner.
Tickets/Wanderers TV
Pay on the day will be available for Wanderers’ supporters ahead of our Sky Bet League One clash at Wycombe Wanderers.
Ahead of the 3.00pm kick-off at Adams Park, supporters will need to purchase their tickets from Wycombe’s Ticket Office, which will be open from 12 Noon until kick-off.
Ticket prices do not increase on matchday.
Advanced ticket sales are still available online until 2pm this afternoon. Tickets can be purchased here.
Ticket Prices
Adults - £28.00
Over 65s - £25.00
Under 26s - £23.00
Under 22s - £21.00
Under 18s - £17.00
Under 15s - £7.00
Supporters can purchase Wanderers TV audio passes and listen to full-match commentary from Derek Clark and John McGinlay. To purchase, please click here.