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06 Sept 2025

Wycombe’s winning streak comes to end after draw at Exeter

Wycombe’s winning streak comes to end after draw at Exeter

Wycombe saw their 11-match winning run in all competitions ended in an entertaining 2-2 draw at Exeter.

The home side made a superb start and went in front inside two minutes as a Jack Fitzwater cross found its way to Millenic Alli at the back post and he superbly got the better of his man before deftly dinking the ball over goalkeeper Franco Ravizzoli and into the net.

Exeter made it 2-0 after 22 minutes when Tristan Crama headed a Kevin McDonald corner against the upright but Jack McMillan reacted quickest to poke the ball over the line from close range.

However, Wycombe were back in the game just five minutes later as Joe Low headed in from an Aaron Morley corner.

That goal spurred Wycombe into life and they should have equalised only for Fred Onyedinma and Richard Kone to get in each other’s way, leaving Joe Whitworth to make a vital save.

Wycombe were in complete control at the start of the second half and equalised in style after 54 minutes when Cam Humphreys curled an exquisite effort into the bottom corner from 25 yards.

Ed Francis bent a free-kick just over the bar for Exeter while at the other end Daniel Udoh forced a fine save from Whitworth late on.

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