Paul Hayes hit his first goal of the season as Wycombe Wanderers snatched a late 1-1 draw against 10-man Carlisle. Luke Joyce was dismissed after 24 minutes but his side managed to take the lead through Troy Archibald-Henville's header, before Hayes popped up in the 90th minute to end a run of four straight defeats. At 0-0 Carlisle goalkeeper Mark Gillespie made a brilliant save after Garry Th...Full Story »

Wycombe captain Paul Hayes could return as his side look to end a run of two straight League Two losses when they face struggling Newport at Adams Park on Tuesday night. Hayes has been out since early last month with an Achilles injury and played no part in his side's 2-1 defeat at lowly Stevenage on Saturday. Boss Gareth Ainsworth expects no new injury setbacks for the game with Michael Harri...Full Story »

Ryan Sellers will hope to overcome a dead leg when Wycombe begin their Sky Bet League Two campaign at home to York. The midfielder was an absentee for the friendly against Aldershot last Saturday, with manager Gareth Ainsworth banking on him being back in the fold at the weekend. Striker Paul Hayes, 31, was also kept out but Ainsworth insisted there was no problem there and that he was keen to...Full Story »

First-half goals by Paul Hayes and Alfie Mawson ensured that Wycombe booked their place in the League Two play-off final with a 2-1 victory over Plymouth that sealed a 5-3 aggregate win. In a repeat of the first leg, the Chairboys dominated the opening stages and opened up a comfortable lead - only for the Pilgrims to leave them sweating later in the contest. In the end, substitute Ryan Brunt'...Full Story »

Wycombe bolstered their reputation as English football's away-day kings with a 3-2 victory in the first leg of their League Two play-off semi-final at Home Park. But it should have been far better for Wycombe as Plymouth scored twice inside the last four minutes to keep alive their hopes of a Wembley final appearance. Gareth Ainsworth's Chairboys won 13 times on the road in the regular league ...Full Story »

Paul Hayes' dramatic penalty in the 12th minute of time added on ensured Wycombe remain in prime position for the third League Two automatic promotion spot with a 2-1 win over Exeter at Adams Park. The 31-year-old kept his cool to convert with the final kick of the game after Aaron Pierre was adjudged to have been pushed in the area by Christian Ribeiro. Sam Saunders had given the hosts an ear...Full Story »

Wycombe have been dealt a pre-match injury blow ahead of the visit of Portsmouth. Striker Paul Hayes has scored nine goals in 26 appearances for the Chairboys this season but boss Gareth Ainsworth revealed the calf injury which has kept him out since January 3 will rule him out for another three to four weeks. Wycombe are likely to include Marcus Bean in the starting line-up to face his former...Full Story »

Paul Hayes' third goal in four matches helped Wycombe extend their unbeaten Sky Bet League Two run to seven games as they saw off Cambridge 1-0 at Adams Park. The in-form ex-Scunthorpe striker netted just after the hour mark to maintain the hosts' place in the automatic promotion places and condemn the U's to their third consecutive defeat. After a slow first half, Wycombe should have gone in ...Full Story »

Freiburg and Borussia Monchengladbach were both left still waiting for their first win of the season after sharing the spoils in a 0-0 draw on Sunday. The hosts had the best chance to take all three points, Admir Mehmedi missing a penalty just after the hour mark. Freiburg created more chances overall, but were unable to take any as they picked up their first point of the season to move off th...Full Story »

York are still searching for their first win of the season after playing out a 0-0 draw with high-flying Wycombe. The Chairboys almost opened the scoring with three minutes on the clock with Paul Hayes' audacious volley from 30 yards almost catching Michael Ingham off his line. York then replied with chances of their own as John McCombe turned the ball wide at the near post, before Luke Summer...Full Story »