On January 4, Wycombe Wanderers were hosting Wimbledon in the League One of England. At full-time, Wycombe Wanderers sealed a 2-0 victory over Wimbledon.
Armando Quitirna scored the first goal of the game on the 12th minute of the match, giving Wycombe Wanderers the lead. Niall Huggins added to the score, bringing the match to a 2-0 conclusion.
A sense of anticipation builds as the upcoming match sees Wycombe Wanderers and Wimbledon are set to clash again, 3 months after their previous League One encounter which Wimbledon won 2-1. Wycombe Wanderers enter this match after two consecutive draws, having shared points with Cardiff City and Plymouth. Turning their attention to defensive solidity could be the key to turning draws into victories, as they have struggled to keep opponents from scoring, conceding in their last five home matches.
Wimbledon come into this clash with momentum, following a victory over Leyton Orient in their most recent game. Nevertheless, they've had trouble holding their opponents at bay, conceding goals in their last eight away matches in a row.
Wycombe Wanderers and Wimbledon meet in League One with their goal-scorers and playmakers ready to take on pivotal roles. Wycombe Wanderers’s attacking options, carefully orchestrated by Michael Duff, have been bolstered by Sam Bell, the team’s top scorer, and Fred Onyedinma, both of whom have contributed crucial goals and assists. In League One, Bell has been Wycombe Wanderers’s standout scorer with six goals, with Leahy contributing five assists to top their creative tally in the league. Jamie Mullins, Jack Grimmer and Cauley Woodrow have made their presence felt as well, chipping in with decisive contributions in attack.
Meanwhile, the attacking efforts of Wimbledon, guided by Johnnie Jackson, have been driven by Matty Stevens and Marcus Browne, their top finisher, both of whom have delivered in crucial moments. Browne has emerged as Wimbledon’s leading scorer in League One this season, netting six goals, while Reeves has been their leading creator in the competition with three assists. Wimbledon have also relied on Myles Hippolyte, Omar Bugiel and Steve Seddon to energize their attack through key shots and passes.
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Our own AI model makes a pre-game prediction for Wycombe Wanderers–Wimbledon, then monitors the contest and updates its forecast in real time as the minutes tick by. Here, the forecast made before the match turned out correct, highlighting Wycombe Wanderers's win. Pre-match figures processed by the model indicated Wycombe Wanderers’s victory had the highest chance, at 38%, while a draw was at 32% and Wimbledon’s victory was at 30%.
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Wycombe Wanderers kicked off the game with Will Norris, Daniel Harvie, Taylor Allen, Anders Hagelskjaer, Dan Casey, Luke Leahy who got substituted by Connor Taylor on the 66th minute, Caolan Boyd-Munce, Cauley Woodrow who got substituted by Donnell McNeilly on the 76th minute, Jamie Mullins, Armando Quitirna who got substituted by Niall Huggins on the 61st minute and Fred Onyedinma who got substituted by Bradley Fink on the 76th minute as starters, with Mikki van Sas, Connor Taylor, Niall Huggins, James Tilley, Alex Lowry, Donnell McNeilly and Bradley Fink on the bench.
Wimbledon's starting eleven were Nathan Bishop, Steve Seddon, Ryan Johnson, Patrick Bauer who got substituted by Nathan Asiimwe on the 65th minute, Isaac Ogundere, Jake Reeves, Myles Hippolyte who got substituted by Junior Nkeng on the 65th minute, Callum Maycock who got substituted by Antwoine Hackford on the 65th minute, Alistair Smith, Matty Stevens who got substituted by Omar Bugiel on the 65th minute and Marcus Browne who got substituted by Danilo Orsi-Dadomo on the 80th minute, with Joe McDonnell, Nathan Asiimwe, Riley Harbottle, Junior Nkeng, Danilo Orsi-Dadomo, Antwoine Hackford and Omar Bugiel on the bench.
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Referee showed the yellow card four times throughout the game. Myles Hippolyte, Daniel Harvie, Marcus Browne and Niall Huggins were the ones to receive it.
Since December 2021, the teams have clashed five times. Wycombe Wanderers have won once, Wimbledon twice, with the remaining two ending as draws. Their latest meeting occurred on September 27, 2025, during the League One of England, with Wimbledon winning 2-1. In total, Wycombe Wanderers have managed five goals in these five meetings, compared to Wimbledon's six. So far, Wimbledon have proven stronger in their recent head-to-head record against Wycombe Wanderers.
Wycombe Wanderers have won eight of their 25 matches in League One this season, with nine draws and eight defeats, netting 32 goals (1.28 per match) and conceding 28 (1.12 per match). Wimbledon have won nine of their 24 matches in League One this season, with four draws and eleven defeats, scoring 27 goals at an average of 1.13 per match and conceding 33 at a rate of 1.38 per match.
Wycombe Wanderers are on a two-game drawing streak, with level games against Cardiff City and Plymouth in their last two matches, while Wimbledon are coming off a win in their last match against Leyton Orient. Overall, over their most recent twenty games, Wycombe Wanderers have claimed eight victories, suffered five defeats, and drawn seven times, while Wimbledon have won nine of their last twenty matches, losing seven and drawing four.
As always, England League One's live standings are availble and updated in real time. Wycombe Wanderers are currently 10th in the table with 33 points from 25 matches, while Wimbledon are 13th with 31 points from their 24 games.
We are adding goal videos and full video highlights of the match between Wycombe Wanderers and Wimbledon in real time. You can watch the goals by Armando Quitirna and Niall Huggins as the videos of the goals are added usually minutes after the actual event if there are any official videos available. Full video highlights of Wycombe Wanderers - Wimbledon are being added as they become available on the official social media channels of the league or the teams.