When is the Wigan vs Wycombe match scheduled?

The Wigan vs Wycombe fixture is part of the 2025/26 League One season. Check the official League One schedule for the confirmed date and kick-off time.

How has Wigan’s current form been going?

Wigan’s form has been inconsistent this season, mixing strong attacking moments with matches where they concede early and lose control.

What is Wycombe’s away form like this season?

Wycombe have struggled on the road, often allowing too much space in midfield and finding it difficult to keep possession.

What is the head-to-head record between Wigan and Wycombe?

Across 14 meetings, Wigan have won 7, Wycombe 4, and 3 have ended in draws. Most matches are close and low-scoring.

Are there any key injuries or managerial changes affecting the match?

Wycombe have a new manager, Michael Duff, who replaced Mike Dodds. Wigan may rotate their defensive lineup due to minor injuries and tactical adjustments.

Wigan vs Wycombe: Mega Jackpot Analysis

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Wigan vs Wycombe: Mega Jackpot Analysis

Wigan and Wycombe both come into this contest seeking better consistency and a boost up the League One table.

Most recent match:
Wigan’s most recent outing was a disappointing 0–2 home defeat to Cardiff, exposing defensive frailties and a lack of cutting edge up front.
Wycombe’s last result saw them fall 2–1 away to Wimbledon, where they competed but ultimately couldn’t overturn a deficit.

Form overview:
Wigan’s form has been unstable: alternating occasional wins with heavy losses, they have looked vulnerable, especially in matches where their intensity drops. Their ability to dominate matches is inconsistent, and against stronger or well-organised sides they have often paid the price.
Wycombe’s season has looked shaky. They’ve struggled particularly away from home, with few wins and several tight losses. Their squad has appeared stretched at times, and they have frequently conceded late or under sustained pressure. Although they can be dangerous at moments, delivering consistent performances has been a challenge.

Home and Away Form

Wigan at Home:
Wigan’s performances at home have been hit or miss. While they have the potential to press high and attack with purpose, they have also dropped deeper and allowed opposition to exploit space in transition. In matches where their starting intensity has been low, they’ve conceded early and had to chase the game. When they assert themselves early, they tend to control large spells, but sustaining that over 90 minutes is a recurring issue.

Wycombe Away:
Wycombe’s away form this season has been fragile. In their recent road trips, they have seldom managed to dominate possession or create sustained pressure. Their defence often creaks under pressure, especially in transitional spells. Often their approach is cautious: absorb in the early stages, and try to exploit set-pieces or break quickly. However, when the home side presses aggressively, Wycombe tend to retreat too far and lose control of midfield zones.

Head-to-Head Record

Last five meetings:

In their more recent direct matches, Wycombe defeated Wigan 0–2 in a cup tie, showing their ability to win on the road.
There was also a 0–0 draw in a more recent meeting, and Wigan have won some earlier fixtures.
Overall, in the last five, Wigan have one or two wins, Wycombe one or two, and draws have featured — the balance has shifted depending on form and venue.

Overall head-to-head:
Historically, Wigan and Wycombe have met 14 times. Wigan lead this head-to-head with 7 wins, while Wycombe have 4 victories, and 3 matches ended in a draw. On average, fixtures between them see around 1.79 goals per match.
In prior encounters, many matches have finished under 2.5 goals, suggesting tight contests. The direct clashes tend to be measured, with neither side overwhelmingly dominating across the board.

Team News

Wigan:

Wigan are likely managing some injury or selection issues, especially in defence, given their recent concessions.
The manager may opt to bring in more solidity in midfield or adjust full-backs to support defensive transitions better.
Their attackers will need to be sharper in finishing and more selective in passing when breaking lines. Any suspension or minor knock could force rotation in wide areas.

Wycombe:

Wycombe have had a managerial change: Mike Dodds was recently sacked after a poor start, and Michael Duff has taken over. The new manager might bring tactical adjustments, perhaps emphasizing compactness and defensive organisation first.
Player fitness or adaptations to Duff’s system will be in focus — some squad members may struggle to fully adjust.
Their defence will be under pressure, and the manager may lean on experienced defenders while attempting to unlock Wigan’s backline through set-pieces or counterattacks.

Match Outlook:
This clash is likely to be tight and tactical. Wigan, at home, will aim to press, dominate possession, and force Wycombe into errors. Wycombe, under new management, may approach more conservatively, seeking to frustrate and strike on the break or via dead-ball situations. Expect the margin to be small — a narrow home win or draw seems most plausible if Wigan maintain discipline.