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Match Preview: Wycombe Wanderers

8 November 2019

Setting the scene...

Tranmere Rovers’ Emirates FA Cup journey begins on Saturday afternoon when Wycombe Wanderers visit Prenton Park in the First-Round, kick-off 3pm.

Rovers reached the third-round of the competition last term, which saw them earn a lucrative home tie against Premier League side Tottenham Hotspur after wins over Oxford City and Southport.

Micky Mellon’s men are aiming build upon last Saturday’s 3-1 away victory at MK Dons, where Rushian Hepburn-Murphy’s hat-trick secured three points in Sky Bet League One.

Rovers play Gareth Ainsworth’s Chairboys twice in eight days, with the two teams meeting in the third tier on the Wirral next Sunday lunchtime.

Team News

Evan Gumbs, Mark Ellis, Harvey Gilmour, Jordan Ponticelli and Ollie Banks are all absentees for the cup tie with Wycombe.

Darren Potter is recovering from bruised ribs, while Calum Woods and Morgan Ferrier are back in training at The Campus and could be available for selection.

One to Watch

Forward Scott Kashket has been on the books of Wycombe Wanderers in August 2016.

Born in Chigwell, Essex, Kashket started out his professional career at Leyton Orient, making 16 appearances for the O’s whilst at Brisbane Road, either side of a loan stay at Non-League Welling United.

He made the move from the capital to Buckinghamshire when he signed for Wycombe in the summer of 2016.

The 23-year-old has since gone onto become an important player for boss Ainsworth this term.

Tickets

Match tickets for our Emirates FA Cup First-Round tie against Wycombe Wanderers are on sale, as affordable football returns to Tranmere Rovers.

Prices for this fixture are as follows: 

Adults: £10

Seniors 65+: £5

Young Persons: (18-22) £5

Disabled: £5

U18s: £1

Carers: FREE

Adults and Seniors, Young Persons and disabled increase by £3 on the day

Any supporters who are Platinum, Gold and 135 Club Season Card Holders can use their Season Card for the game.  

Additionally, any supporters who are a Car Park Season Card Holder can gain entry into the car park using their Car Park Season Card. 

To buy your tickets for Tranmere Rovers vs Wycombe Wanderers can be purchased online by CLICKING HERE

Past Meetings

Tranmere’s record against Wycombe Wanderers stands at won seven, drawn one and lost four.

The two sides last met in Sky Bet League Two during the 2014/15 campaign.

Match Coverage

You can follow the action through our social media channels below, with full text coverage during the fixture, followed by a match report.


Twitter: @TranmereRovers

Facebook: @trfcofficial

Instagram: @tranmererovers

Did you know?

Saturday’s tie will be the first time that Tranmere Rovers and Wycombe Wandere

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Match Reports

Tranmere 2-2 Wycombe

9 November 2019

Kieron Morris’ double ensured Tranmere Rovers will face Wycombe Wanderers in an FA Cup first round replay after a 2-2 draw at Prenton Park on Saturday.

TRFC were ahead after three minutes through a low strike from midfielder Morris, on a cold and windswept Wirral afternoon.

Joe Jacobson equalised for Wycombe midway through the half, with a well-taken curled free-kick into the top corner.

Wycombe turned the game on its head nine minutes following the restart in the second-half courtesy of Alex Samuel.

Morris was on hand to level up the scores again on 66 minutes, firing into the bottom right-corner after good passing build-up play.

Manager Micky Mellon named an unchanged starting line-up to the side which won 3-1 away at MK Dons last weekend.

Forward Morgan Ferrier and midfielder Darren Potter returned from injury to take up places on the substitutes bench, while Stefan Payne was available for selection having served his one-match suspension.

Before kick-off, the two sets of players came together for a minute’s silence ahead of Remembrance Day, which was observed impeccably by the Prenton Park crowd.

Rovers started on the front foot, and inside two minutes, Morris crashed an effort off the base of the post before Connor Jennings saw his goal-bound strike cleared.

Morris wasn’t to be denied a minute later, as he gave Tranmere the lead in the cup tie, profiting from a set-piece situation to drive across goal from the left side of the penalty area, which found Ryan Allsop’s bottom right-corner.

Jennings went close shortly later, receiving a neat pass from Kane Wilson, though his curled attempt went wide of Allsop’s right-hand upright.

Gareth Ainsworth’s Chairboys were level through Jacobson’s left-footed free-kick, which he curled from in the ‘D’ and over the wall, beating Scott Davies with the ball dropping into the top right-corner.

Neil Danns unleashed a 25-yard attempt which didn’t trouble Allsop, while up the other end, Samuel shot wide from Jacobson’s cross.

Wycombe took the lead for the first time with 54 minutes on the clock, when Rovers failed to clear a lofted free-kick into the box, as Samuel pounced to drill left footed beyond Davies and into the bottom left-corner.

Morris’ second goal came in front of the Argyle Satellite Taxis Kop Stand in the closing 25 minutes of the clash.

Rovers’ number seven latched onto Jennings’ neat through ball to side-foot right-footed which zipped off the wet turf beyond Allsop and into the bottom right-corner.

Boss Mellon made a double change, with Ferrier coming on for last Saturday’s hat-trick hero Rushian Hepburn-Murphy, and Corey Blackett-Taylor replacing Jake Caprice in the final 20 minutes.

Searching for a winner, full-back Wilson went agonizingly close to adding a third, when he curled a shot with the outside of his right-boot, which went off target.

Late on, substitute Adebayo Akinfenwa glanced a cross over the crossbar prior to Davies doing well to tip over Darius Charles’ header.

A replay at Adams Park will now decide who makes it through to the Second-Round of the competition.

Next up for Mellon’s men is a Leasing.com Trophy Group C Northern section tie versus Salford City under the Prenton Park floodlights on Tuesday night, kick-off 7:45pm. 

The replay against Ainsworth's men will be announced in due course. 

TRFC: Davies ©, Wilson, Nelson, Monthe, Ridehalgh, Caprice, Morris, Danns, Perkins, Jennings, Hepburn-Murphy

Subs not used: Pilling, Borthwick-Jackson, Potter, Maddox, Payne

Attendance: 3,849

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Ticket News

Wycombe ticket details - FA Cup

7 November 2019

Tickets for Tranmere Rovers’ Emirates FA Cup First-Round tie at home to Wycombe Wanderers on Saturday 9th November are now on sale.

Rovers welcome Gareth Ainsworth’s Chairboys to Prenton Park for a 3pm kick-off in the competition. 

Prices for this fixture are as follows: 

Adults: £10

Seniors 65+: £5

Young Persons: (18-22) £5

Disabled: £5

U18s: £1

Carers: FREE

Adults and Seniors, Young Persons and disabled increase by £3 on the day

Any supporters who are Platinum, Gold and 135 Club Season Card Holders can use their Season Card for the game.  

Additionally, any supporters who are a Car Park Season Card Holder can gain entry into the car park using their Car Park Season Card. 

To buy your tickets for Tranmere Rovers vs Wycombe Wanderers can be purchased online by CLICKING HERE

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