Championship

AINSWORTH EYES FAIRYTALE ENDING

by
The LeaguePaper Team
18 April 2021

Chairboys boss ‘full of pride’
By Rob Cole

SWANSEA C 2
Lowe 80 (pen), Cullen 83

WYCOMBE W 2
Muskwe 46, McCleary 51

STAR MAN

ADMIRAL MUSKWE Wycombe

GARETH Ainsworth admitted bottom side Wycombe were “gutted” to let slip a two-goal lead as they drew at promotion-chasing Swansea City.
The visitors went two goals up six minutes into the second half through Admiral Muskwe and Garath McCleary, but third-placed Swansea mounted a late charge to avoid a calamitous defeat.
Jamal Lowe netted from the penalty spot and substitute Liam Cullen equalised seven minutes from time, only for Muskwe to mi...

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