Up to the minute news from Wrexham Football Club
Notts County manager Ian McParland will have veteran Michael Johnson available as he seeks a win over Wycombe which will secure their safety.Johnson had to come off at half-time in last weekend’s 1-0 defeat at Wrexham with an ankle injury but has recovered enough to be involved.
Read Johnson boost for Chairboys clash at Eurosport
MK Dons manager Paul Ince will name an unchanged side for the visit of Wycombe as he seeks a win which would secure promotion from League Two.Defender Sean O’Hanlon broke his nose in the 2-1 win at Lincoln last Friday but returned to play 90 minutes - and score - in the 4-1 rout of Wrexham on Tuesday night so will continue.
Read Same again as Dons eye promotion at Eurosport
A second-half fightback from bottom club Wrexham is not enough to deny play-off chasing Wycombe.
Read Wycombe 2-1 Wrexham at BBC Sport
Wycombe Wanderers manager Paul Lambert has midfielder Tommy Doherty back in his squad after suspension for the trip to Morecambe.Doherty missed the 1-0 defeat at Hereford last weekend after his red card against Wrexham.
Read Doherty back for Shrimps clash at Eurosport
WREXHAM stay rooted to the foot of the Football League after seeing their chance of victory blown away at a windswept Wycombe.
Read Wycombe 2 Wrexham 1 at Daily Post
Evans and bolland at the back, taylor in the middle. The side that finished at wycombe except bolland for williams
Read It’s 442 at Marks Wrexham FC Blog
Wycombe boss Paul Lambert will hand late fitness tests to Russell Martin and Scott McGleish ahead of the clash with promotion rivals Hereford.Defender Martin is struggling with a knock while striker McGleish - who took his tally to 21 goals for the season against Wrexham in midweek - has a calf problem.
Read Lambert waiting on injured pair at Eurosport
The Wycombe podcast is now up at http://www.wrexhamfan.co.uk/ featuring Brian Little, Gareth Evans and Neil Taylor.
Read Wycombe Podcast at Marks Wrexham FC Blog
Manager Paul Lambert admits this season is fast becoming his best at Adams Park after 10-man Wycombe held on for a 2-1 home win over Wrexham.The former Livingston boss - who has been strongly linked with Motherwell in recent weeks - joined Wycombe in 2006, leading them to the Carling Cup semi-finals in his first season in charge.
Read Lambert ‘over the moon’ with win at Eurosport
BRIAN LITTLE today revealed his frustration at Wrexham’s up-and-down display at Wycombe Wanderers.
Read Frustration all round as Wrexham lose at Evening Leader
