Wycombe’s five-game home league streak was ended by Sheffield Wednesday, who defeated them 1-0 in their most recent match. Prior to Sheffield Wednesday’s defeat, they also won three straight games at home in League One. Starting with their midweek match against Oxford, they will be determined to continue that trend.

Despite the fact that they remained in eighth place following Saturday’s action, sixth-place Barnsley’s victory over Accrington Stanley increased the gap between them and the top six teams from two to five points. The Chairboys’ three victories and one draw in their last four matches against Oxford, including a 1-0 victory earlier this season, will give them confidence heading into Tuesday’s match.

Sé que muchos hoy van a estar mirando Manchester Utd vs. Southampton. Un partido que NO EXISTE.

El verdadero manija futbolero hoy mira Wycombe Wanderers vs. Oxford United en Wembley. El ganador, sube a la B.

Va por ESPN Play (15:30 BUE). Y en el Wycombe juega ÉL y dirige ÉL pic.twitter.com/RITFOUCuY8

— Sebastian Garcia ⭐⭐⭐ (@SebaHGarcia) July 13, 2020

Prediction

We believe Oxford United is capable of defeating Wycombe Wanderers by scoring at least one goal, though it may not be as many as they have scored against them.

At the end of the game, Wycombe Wanderers will have a 2-1 advantage thanks to both teams scoring. This is our prediction. I can’t wait to see how this one plays out.

We say: We anticipate a close match between Wycombe Wanderers and Oxford United, with the two teams only separated by three points, which could result in a tie.

Head to head

We can see that Wycombe Wanderers have won three of their head-to-head matches since March 30, 2019, while Oxford United has won two, with one match ending in a draw.

In all, the two teams scored 10 goals in these games, with 6 coming from The Blues and 4 from The U’s. The number of goals scored on average is 1.67 per game.

On League One match day 14, which took place on October 10, 2022, Oxford United defeated Wycombe Wanderers 0-1 in their previous league matchup.

Keith Stroud served as the match referee.

Team news

Tjay De Barr, Dominic Gape, and others may be able to join the Wycombe team again after a break, but they may have to settle for bench positions.

Alfie Mawson could join Ryan Tafazolli in the middle of the defense alongside Alfie Mawson, who is expected to return from injury.

Sam Vokes may make a comeback to the starting lineup and take the lead for the hosts after dropping out of the team during the defeat to Sheffield Wednesday.

Due to injuries, the visitors will not be able to use the services of Marcus Browne, James Henry, Alex Gorrin, or Sam Baldock.

On Saturday, Oxford switched to a back three, allowing Hull City loanee Brandon Fleming to make his first start for the club. Fleming is likely to feature a left wingback once more, and Robinson is expected to use the same setup.

Wildschut made his debut for the team on Saturday, after missing the majority of the campaign due to injury. On Tuesday, he will make his debut against Wycombe, so he will have a chance to make up for lost time.

Lineup

Wycombe Wanderers:

• Stryjek;
• Grimmer, Tafazolli, Mawson, Obita;
• Wing, Scowen;
• Mehmeti, Wheeler, McCleary;
• Vokes

Oxford United:

• Eastwood;
• Long, Moore, Brown;
• Anderson, Bate, McGuane, Brannagan, Fleming;
• Wildschut, Bodin

Betting tips

If you look at the most recent odds for this match in the WDW market, the best price is 2.27 for Wycombe Wanderers to win, 3.48 for a draw, and 3.3 for Oxford United to win. They are the most competitive prices available right now.

For this match, our knowledgeable partners are tipping over 1.5 goals.

Where to watch

You can watch the match on HULU app and in the following platforms

• Twitch.
• ViX.
• VIX+