League Two

Ainsworth refuses to give up on Wembley

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The LeaguePaper Team
9 April 2017

By Jordan Davies
WYCOMBE Wanderers boss Gareth Ainsworth has challenged his side to win four of their next five games in one final push to make the play-offs.
The Chairboys remain three points off the pack after only managing a 3-3 draw against a ten-man Cheltenham in a game that produced a red card and two late penalties.
Despite failing to win in their last four home matches, Ainsworth believes his side are still in with a shout of a potential Wembley date, and should aim for 12 more points, starting with Mansfield Town on Friday.

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