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CHAIRBOYS HIT BACK FOR SHARE OF SPOILS

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The LeaguePaper Team
8 December 2024

LG 1 MIDWEEK R-UP
By John Lyons

AT THE DOUBLE: Birmingham striker Alfie May

LEADERS Wycombe saw their 11-match winning run in all competitions come to an end – but they did fight back from 2-0 down to earn a point at Exeter.
Millenic Alli (two minutes) and Jack McMillan (22) put the Grecians in the driving seat.
However, the Chair-boys hit back through Joe Low (27) and Cam Humphreys (54).
Wycombe’s lead was trimmed by a couple of points as second-placed Wrexham enjoyed a last-gasp victory against Barnsley. Ollie Rathbone netted the only goal with a left-footed str...

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