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Wimbledon 1 Wycombe Wanderers 1 Saturday 21st November 2015 Football League Two ![]() The result came after Gareth Ainsworth was forced into making two changes to his starting line-up - Anthony Stewart making his first competitive start since August plus Michael Harriman, both returning to the side to replace the injured Joe Jacobson and Marcus Bean. The draw at Kingsmeadow moves Wanderers up a place to 11th in the 'League Two' table with 26 points - three points adrift of 7th placed Leyton Orient with two games in hand but 12 points behind leaders Plymouth who had a surprise home defeat to local rivals Exeter City. The first-half was fairly uneventful affair. Wimbledon's Lyle Taylor missed a glorious chance to open the scoring on 29 minutes but blazed over the crossbar from 12 yards with Matt Ingram grounded. At the other Sam Wood saw a curling free-kick from the right channel comfortably saved by Cardiff City loanne 'keeper Ben Wilson on 37 minutes. ![]() Wycombe looked to have held out against the subsequent Wimbledon pressure but Wycombe failed to deal with a home ball in from the right that bounced on the six yard line in front of Sido Jombati before an attempted palm from Matt Ingram was not strong enough and fell into the path of former Wanderers loanee Ade Azeez who smashed the ball home. Wycombe complained that Ingram had been fouled by Tom Elliott and although video evidence backs up the claim, Ingram and his defenders will know they should have done better. The draw at Kingsmeadow moves Wanderers up a place to 11th in the 'League Two' table with 26 points - three points adrift of 7th placed Leyton Orient with two games in hand but 12 points behind leaders Plymouth who had a surprise home defeat to local rivals Exeter City. Full-time - Wimbledon 1 Wycombe 1
![]() Meanwhile, Dons boss Neal Ardley said: "I think it's a fair result. Obviously Gareth [Ainsworth] won't be happy, 90 minutes in 1-0 up thinking they're protecting a lead. I don't think they did enough to win the game and I don't think we did enough to win the game. I think conditions didn't help - it was a swirling, horrible strong wind, and in the end I think we got caught perhaps playing a game that they're better at than we are." |
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