Football Match Preview: Wycombe Wanderers vs Birmingham City - Analysis & Insights
Wycombe Wanderes welcome Birmingham City to Adam's Park after both sides had a dissapointing start to the season, with the two teams looking to get their first wins in League One for the season.
Wycombe started their season last week away in Wrexham where the Hollywood-backed Welsh side won 3-2. Despite Wrexham being the newly promoted side, the story around them and the financial backing they have slightly changes how people view them, with Wycombe probably pleased that they kept it competitive.
Wycombe followed on from the Wrexham loss by beating Northampton Town 2-0 away in the Carabao Cup, giving them confidence to head into this game.
Birmingham failed to impress on the opening day after being relegated from the Championship as they drew to Reading at St Andrews thanks to a late equaliser from Alfie May from the Penalty spot. However, Birmingham did get their first win of the season on Tuesday night as the Blues beat Charlton 1-0 at the Valley.
Wycombe Wanderers are currently placed 14th in League One after losing on the opening day, leaving them with zero points and a goal difference of -1.
Birmingham City find themselves in 13th in the League One table after drawing to Reading giving them just one point so far and a goal difference of zero.
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Wycombe Wanderers
Birmingham City
Alex Hartridge is suspended for this match after getting sent off against Northsmpton Town in the Carabao Cup.
Dion Sanderson also got a red card in midweek and will miss this match for Birmingham City through suspension.
Wycombe Wanderers: Nathan Bishop; Daniel Harvie, Alex Hartridge, Joe Low, Jack Grimmer; Luke Leahy, Tyreeq Bakinson, Josh Scowen; Kieran Sadlier, Richard Kone, Garath McCleary.
Birmingham City: Bailey Peacock-Farrell; Alex Cochrane, Krystian Bielik, Dion Sanderson, Ethan Laird; Paik Seung-ho, Marc Leonard; Siriki Dembélé, Willum Þór Willumsson, Kōji Miyoshi; Alfie May.
The player to watch for this match is Alfie May. The forward scored on his debut for the Blues and has a good track record in League One. In his last season for Charlton Athletic in League One, May got himself 0.62 goals or assists per 90, showcasing his consistency of output in League One. May's name will be said almost every week when discussing Birmingham goals and if Birmingham achieve promotion, May will be at the heart of it.
This match is unavailable to watch in the UK.
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