Wycombe 2026/27 League One Preview
Four draws in eight games tells you most of what you need to know about Wycombe Wanderers’ start. Michael Duff’s side have drawn 1-1 with Blackpool and Plymouth, 3-3 with MK Dons and 2-2 with Reading, and have been beaten 5-1 at Stockport. Sixteen conceded is the joint-worst record in the top half.
Ewan Henderson has been the creative hub with four assists and 12 chances created, sharing set-piece duty with Aaron Morley and Caolan Boyd-Munce – the three have taken 43 corners between them. Jayden Wareham leads the scoring on three, and Conor Hazard has made 21 saves.
Eleventh and 63 points last season was solid enough, and Duff has a squad capable of repeating it. Turning some of those draws into wins is the obvious route upwards, and it starts with a defence that has kept one clean sheet in eight.

Wycombe’s set-piece specialists
- Penalties: Jayden Darren George Wareham
- Free-Kicks: Ewan Henderson, Aaron Morley
- Corners: Caolan Stephen Boyd-Munce, Ewan Henderson
Caolan Stephen Boyd-Munce has taken 17 of Wycombe’s corners to Ewan Henderson’s 13. Ewan Henderson has had one of the direct free-kicks. Wycombe are yet to be awarded a penalty, so the taker is unproven – Jayden Darren George Wareham, their leading scorer, is the likeliest candidate.
Wycombe FAQs
Where did Wycombe finish in the 2025/26 season?
Wycombe finished 11th in League One in 2025/26, with 63 points from 46 games (17 wins, 12 draws, 17 defeats).
Who is the Wycombe manager?
Michael Duff is the manager of Wycombe.
Where do Wycombe play their home games?
Wycombe play their home games at Adams Park. The club was founded in 1887.