Stevenage have slumped all the way down into the bottom half of the table now as their poor form since early October has continued. They are well out of sorts at the moment and look a risky prospect for punters. Wycombe have continued to tick along in the top six and they have won two of their last three league outings now but their away form has been far from great recently. Still, the visiting Wycombe are 5/4 to pick up the win, with Stevenage out at 23/10.
Football League Two – Broadhall Way, Stevenage – Saturday 9th December – 15:00 UK Time
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FC Stevenage
Wycombe WanderersStevenage Form
Until October rolled around, Stevenage were looking a great promotion candidate this season in League Two. But they are now W1 D2 L6 in their last nine games and find themselves floundering around in the bottom half of the league table. They need to arrest this slump pretty quickly now as it is getting out of hand. They have collected only two points from the last eighteen available to them, but those two points did come on home soil as they have held Notts County and Coventry, both strong sides to a 1-1 draws in their last two home games. The: 1-1 correct score, therefore, should have good appeal really. Stevenage area W4 D4 L2 at home and have been leading at half time in seven of their ten home fixtures. It has just fallen apart recently for them and Boro have conceded at least a goal in each of their last nine league fixtures. They have taken only one clean sheet at the Lamex Stadium this term.
Wycombe Form
Wycombe are looking like a :contender for promotion at the moment and they have landed a couple of good home wins to boost themselves recently. However, their home form has been propping them up as they have been struggling on their travels. They have lost each of their last three away games, all by a one-goal margin against Swindon, Morecambe and Accrington and that has left them winless in four now on their travels. Wycombe have been one of the better-attacking sides in the division and 75% of their fixtures this season have gone over 2.5 goals. That’s because while they have goals in them, they have looked defensively vulnerable all season. But will that count against them at Stevenage?
Head to Head News
Stevenage won this corresponding fixture last season easily with a 3-0 victory after losing at Wycombe. Things are even in the last four League Two meetings between them, with each of the last four fixtures having been won by the home side and three of those wins were by nil as well. From the ten previous meetings between them, the head to head is even at four wins and each and two draws.
Top Betting Tips
Stevenage have decent enough home form this season to make a case for themselves in this one. The slumping away form of Wycombe could give them a chance at landing a win here at the Lamex Stadium. It is a win that would relieve a lot of pressure too.