Sheffield Wednesday claimed a 2-1 victory over Wycombe on Tuesday evening. The result leaves the visitors second in League One while Wycombe remain rooted to the bottom of the table.
C. Woodrow opened the scoring in the sixth minute, putting the hosts ahead early. L. Barry equalised just five minutes later before being substituted himself in the 16th minute. J. Lowe restored Wycombe's lead from the penalty spot just before half-time, the 45th minute carrying extra eight seconds of stoppage time.
The second half brought a flurry of changes as both managers reshuffled their sides. Wycombe brought on three players in the 78th minute, while Sheffield Wednesday made two changes shortly after. Yellow cards for C. Slattery, E. Henderson and B. Bannan marked a physical contest.
To be fair, the statistics tell a story of two evenly matched teams. Possession was split almost evenly at 49 per cent for Wycombe and 51 per cent for the visitors. Both sides created two big chances, though Sheffield Wednesday's seven shots on target proved more clinical than Wycombe's six.
The result extends Sheffield Wednesday's unbeaten run to four games, with three wins already in the bag. Wycombe's winless streak continues after four matches, and they now sit four points adrift of safety.
