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League Two
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Attendance: 3,667
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1-1
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Keith Lowe (og 3)
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Shaun Harrad (pen 38)
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Charles Dunne (32), Stuart Lewis (53), Richard Logan (66)
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Kaid Mohamed (55), Steve Elliott (75)
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| Wycombe Wanderers
01 Bull
06 Johnson
18 Dunne Booked
24 Parsons
30 Doherty
08 Lewis Booked
09 Spring (Ainsworth - 40' )
17 Grant
26 Kewley-Graham
15 Oli (Logan - 21' Booked )
22 Kuffour
Substitutes
13 Ingram
02 Foster
03 Basey
05 Winfield
07 Ainsworth
25 Angol
16 Logan
Cheltenham Town
01 Brown
02 Lowe
03 Jones
06 Elliott Booked
22 Jombati
04 Carter
07 Pack
08 Deering (Goulding - 74' )
11 McGlashan (Zebroski - 68' )
14 Harrad (Duffy - 78' )
23 Mohamed Booked
Substitutes
12 Roberts
05 Hooman
17 Andrew
16 Penn
09 Duffy
10 Goulding
26 Zebroski
Ref: Sheldrake
Cheltenham were frustrated by a dogged Wycombe side, who were unable to make the most of a early own goal.
The hosts took the lead when Joel Grant's cross was turned into his own net by Robins defender Keith Lowe.
But Shaun Harrad brought Cheltenham level after Stuart Lewis had fouled Marlon Pack in the penalty area.
Lowe almost made amends for his earlier error but shot over from close range, while sub Jeff Goulding was superbly denied by Wycombe keeper Nikki Bull.
Wycombe manager Gary Waddock told BBC Three Counties Radio:We were up against a very good Cheltenham side who had long spells of possession.
Credit to our players, we're down to the bare bones, we're asking players to play who are not 100% fit, we're asking a coach (Gareth Ainsworth) to come off the bench and perform.
We have a number of players out, the starting line-up from the York game to today was completely different, so it's a point gained for us.
Cheltenham Town Manager Mark Yates told BBC Radio Gloucestershire:We shot ourselves in the foot. We gifted them a calamitous goal but the response from that was fantastic.
We didn't do enough second half to really go and grab it. I felt we should have won it by half time. They made it difficult for us but we still had enough to win the game.
It's a tough place to come. We're disappointed not to have won but we can take a lot of heart from things that happened today.
Even at the end we were still pressing and we still had three or four great chances in the last six or seven minutes.
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Wycombe Wanderers
01 Bull
06 Johnson
18 Dunne Booked
24 Parsons
30 Doherty
08 Lewis Booked
09 Spring (Ainsworth - 40' )
17 Grant
26 Kewley-Graham
15 Oli (Logan - 21' Booked )
22 Kuffour
Substitutes
13 Ingram
02 Foster
03 Basey
05 Winfield
07 Ainsworth
25 Angol
16 Logan
Cheltenham Town
01 Brown
02 Lowe
03 Jones
06 Elliott Booked
22 Jombati
04 Carter
07 Pack
08 Deering (Goulding - 74' )
11 McGlashan (Zebroski - 68' )
14 Harrad (Duffy - 78' )
23 Mohamed Booked
Substitutes
12 Roberts
05 Hooman
17 Andrew
16 Penn
09 Duffy
10 Goulding
26 Zebroski
Ref: Sheldrake
Cheltenham were frustrated by a dogged Wycombe side, who were unable to make the most of a early own goal.
The hosts took the lead when Joel Grant's cross was turned into his own net by Robins defender Keith Lowe.
But Shaun Harrad brought Cheltenham level after Stuart Lewis had fouled Marlon Pack in the penalty area.
Lowe almost made amends for his earlier error but shot over from close range, while sub Jeff Goulding was superbly denied by Wycombe keeper Nikki Bull.
Wycombe manager Gary Waddock told BBC Three Counties Radio:We were up against a very good Cheltenham side who had long spells of possession.
Credit to our players, we're down to the bare bones, we're asking players to play who are not 100% fit, we're asking a coach (Gareth Ainsworth) to come off the bench and perform.
We have a number of players out, the starting line-up from the York game to today was completely different, so it's a point gained for us.
Cheltenham Town Manager Mark Yates told BBC Radio Gloucestershire:We shot ourselves in the foot. We gifted them a calamitous goal but the response from that was fantastic.
We didn't do enough second half to really go and grab it. I felt we should have won it by half time. They made it difficult for us but we still had enough to win the game.
It's a tough place to come. We're disappointed not to have won but we can take a lot of heart from things that happened today.
Even at the end we were still pressing and we still had three or four great chances in the last six or seven minutes.
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