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Wycombe Wanderers 0 Shrewsbury Town 0 Sunday 28th December 2014 Football League Two ![]() The result came after Wycombe were forced into making four changes to the side that had drew with Luton two days previous at Adams Park - Paul Hayes and Danny Rowe missing with injuries, while Sam Wood and Peter Murphy were moved to the bench. Into the starting line-up came Stuart Lewis, Matt Bloomfield, Fred Onyedinma and Aaron Holloway. Despite the changes, Wycombe were not overshadowed by their hosts and enjoyed a decent spell in the first-half. However, Gareth Ainsworth's side survived a late scare when substitute Andy Mangan netted in the final minute, but the offside flag was raised and the ruled out the goal ensured Wanderers’ unbeaten run increased to six. The Shrews had also had the ball in the net earlier in the second-half when a corner was sent in from the left for Mark Ellis to slot home from the edge of the six-yard box but Premiership referee Mark Clattenburg had already signalled a foul. The decision to rule out substitute Mangan's 90th minute effort was more controversial - the ball had been flighted in from the right wing where Ingram saved at point blank from Mangan's header - the same player turned in the rebound but luckily for Wanderers he was deemed offside. This was the first time Wanderers had failed to score in a League match since the 0-0 home draw with Bury on 6 September 2014 - a run of 16 consecutive League games - a record for Wanderers in the Football League. Full-time - Shrewsbury 0 Wycombe 0
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