Wycombe 1 Plymouth 0 - stats,reaction,highlights
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Wycombe 1 Plymouth 0 - stats,reaction,highlights
Saturday 26th January 2019
Football League 'League One'
Stats
Wycombe: Allsop, McCarthy, Jombati, El-Abd, Jacobson, Gape, Thompson, Bloomfield (sub 71 Bolton), Freeman, Akinfenwa (sub 74 Samuel), Cowan-Hall - subs not used: Yates, Stewart, Bean, Kashket, Tyson
Scorers: 24 Own-Goal - Note: Press Association reported the goal as Akinfenwa at the time of the goal. Replays show this was a clear own-goal by Yann Songo. Online stats will take a while to be updated - if ever.
Bookings: Jacobson 45+3
Plymouth: Letheren, Smith-Brown, Edwards, Canavan, Sawyer, Songo’o, Fox (sub 69 Taylor), Sarcevic, Carey, Lameiras (sub 86 Jephcott), Ladapo - subs not used: Macey, Riley, Ainsworth, Wootton, Threlkeld
Scorers: none
Bookings: Fox 36, Edwards 87, Ladapo 90+7
Referee: Scott Oldham
Attendance: 5,691 (1,293)
Team News
Two changes from the starting XI that had won at Bristol Rovers the previous Saturday
In: Matt Bloomfield, Adebayo Akimfenwa
Out: Alex Samuel, Scott Kashket
New loan signing from Manchester City, Luke Bolton, included on the bench
Reaction:
from wwfcofficial
Gareth Ainsworth
"We were dominant in the first half; we set up with a specific plan which worked really well. We could’ve been two or three up.”
“Plymouth came back strongly but we defended resolutely. I’m really proud. Luke Bolton making his debut was great to see.”
“It’s exciting times here. But survival remains the first target.”
He later added:
“I thought in the first-half we were very dominant, and I was disappointed we didn’t come in at half-time with more goals because you know a team like Plymouth are going to come at you.
“They are a good side, they’ve won four on the spin, and obviously they had a shake-up at half-time because they were a lot better in the second-half.
“They went a bit more direct, put plenty more balls into our box but we defended that really well. We’ve restricted Plymouth to one shot on target which is great for us but they are a good side, and they’ll be flying up the table in the second-half of the season so that is a very good win for us.”
“We can be happy about this result but come Tuesday we have got Blackpool and it’s right back down to earth,”
“Humility is a very big word for me, I always want to look up, I never want to start looking down and thinking we’ve already achieved something.
“I always want this team to be one that looks up, respects everyone and gives it a right go, and for Blackpool I’m sure that there will be a few tired legs so there may be a few changes, but the next game is always the most important and that is Tuesday night at Blackpool.”
Derek Adams (Argyle Manager)
The usual stereotypical stuff.
Refer to previous games versus Wycombe (and other clubs) where Argyle have lost (and there are plenty)
Photos
from wwfcofficial
more at
https://www.wycombewanderers.co.uk/news/2019/january/gallery-wycombe-1-0-plymouth/
Highlights
Also check
https://www.skysports.com/watch/video/sports/football/teams/wycombe-wanderers/11618885/wycombe-1-0-plymouth
Goal Cam
Inside Matchday
League Table
Wanderers up to 9th spot in League One following the victory over Plymouth.
The win for Gareth Ainsworth's side ended Argyle run of four consecutive League victories.
The West Country side are now just three points clear of the relegation zone.
Luton go top after a win at Southend. They leapfrog former leaders Portsmouth who were involved in the FA Cup.
Wanderers travel to 8th placed Blackpool on Tuesday evening knowing that a Wycombe victory would see them swap places with the Seasiders.
Saturday 26th January 2019
Football League 'League One'
Stats
Wycombe: Allsop, McCarthy, Jombati, El-Abd, Jacobson, Gape, Thompson, Bloomfield (sub 71 Bolton), Freeman, Akinfenwa (sub 74 Samuel), Cowan-Hall - subs not used: Yates, Stewart, Bean, Kashket, Tyson
Scorers: 24 Own-Goal - Note: Press Association reported the goal as Akinfenwa at the time of the goal. Replays show this was a clear own-goal by Yann Songo. Online stats will take a while to be updated - if ever.
Bookings: Jacobson 45+3
Plymouth: Letheren, Smith-Brown, Edwards, Canavan, Sawyer, Songo’o, Fox (sub 69 Taylor), Sarcevic, Carey, Lameiras (sub 86 Jephcott), Ladapo - subs not used: Macey, Riley, Ainsworth, Wootton, Threlkeld
Scorers: none
Bookings: Fox 36, Edwards 87, Ladapo 90+7
Referee: Scott Oldham
Attendance: 5,691 (1,293)
Team News
Two changes from the starting XI that had won at Bristol Rovers the previous Saturday
In: Matt Bloomfield, Adebayo Akimfenwa
Out: Alex Samuel, Scott Kashket
New loan signing from Manchester City, Luke Bolton, included on the bench
Reaction:
from wwfcofficial
Gareth Ainsworth
Hear from the victorious manager after today's battle with Argyle.
— Wycombe Wanderers (@wwfcofficial) 26 January 2019
Includes a proud reflection on @lukebolton07's senior debut. #WYCvPLY pic.twitter.com/qVkus5AhUn
"We were dominant in the first half; we set up with a specific plan which worked really well. We could’ve been two or three up.”
“Plymouth came back strongly but we defended resolutely. I’m really proud. Luke Bolton making his debut was great to see.”
“It’s exciting times here. But survival remains the first target.”
He later added:
“I thought in the first-half we were very dominant, and I was disappointed we didn’t come in at half-time with more goals because you know a team like Plymouth are going to come at you.
“They are a good side, they’ve won four on the spin, and obviously they had a shake-up at half-time because they were a lot better in the second-half.
“They went a bit more direct, put plenty more balls into our box but we defended that really well. We’ve restricted Plymouth to one shot on target which is great for us but they are a good side, and they’ll be flying up the table in the second-half of the season so that is a very good win for us.”
“We can be happy about this result but come Tuesday we have got Blackpool and it’s right back down to earth,”
“Humility is a very big word for me, I always want to look up, I never want to start looking down and thinking we’ve already achieved something.
“I always want this team to be one that looks up, respects everyone and gives it a right go, and for Blackpool I’m sure that there will be a few tired legs so there may be a few changes, but the next game is always the most important and that is Tuesday night at Blackpool.”
Derek Adams (Argyle Manager)
The usual stereotypical stuff.
Refer to previous games versus Wycombe (and other clubs) where Argyle have lost (and there are plenty)
Photos
from wwfcofficial
Here’s the moment the #Chairboys took the lead via a YannSongo’oown-goal. #WYCvPLY pic.twitter.com/d9WNNWvbS1
— Wycombe Wanderers (@wwfcofficial) 26 January 2019
A good day. pic.twitter.com/6NkjqwbHxW
— Wycombe Wanderers (@wwfcofficial) 26 January 2019
more at
https://www.wycombewanderers.co.uk/news/2019/january/gallery-wycombe-1-0-plymouth/
Highlights
Also check
https://www.skysports.com/watch/video/sports/football/teams/wycombe-wanderers/11618885/wycombe-1-0-plymouth
Goal Cam
Inside Matchday
League Table
Wanderers up to 9th spot in League One following the victory over Plymouth.
The win for Gareth Ainsworth's side ended Argyle run of four consecutive League victories.
The West Country side are now just three points clear of the relegation zone.
Luton go top after a win at Southend. They leapfrog former leaders Portsmouth who were involved in the FA Cup.
Wanderers travel to 8th placed Blackpool on Tuesday evening knowing that a Wycombe victory would see them swap places with the Seasiders.