Midfielder Marcus Bean completes his three-match suspension when Wycombe host AFC Wimbledon. Matt Bloomfield (foot) and his fellow midfielder Luke O'Nien (knee) are doubts. Midfielder Sam Wood (knee) is definitely out. Striker Paris Cowan-Hall and goalkeeper Alex Lynch are long-term absentees. Defender Paul Robinson will return for AFC Wimbledon after overcoming a thigh problem. The 34-year...Full Story »

Wycombe could hand a debut to new loan striker Jerell Sellars for the visit of Mansfield in Sky Bet League Two. Sellars, 20, this week joined the Chairboys on loan from Aston Villa for the remainder of the season. Wanderers will be without midfielder Marcus Bean through suspension. Bean incurred a three-game ban for his sending-off in last week's draw at Carlisle. Mansfield go into the game ...Full Story »

On-loan Reading striker Rowan Liburd will feature for Wycombe this Saturday when they take on Stevenage at Adams Park. It had been feared the 23-year-old had injured his knee on the poor surface at Newport in last Saturday's 1-0 defeat, but he has been given a clean bill of health. Fellow forward Paris Cowan-Hall (ankle) and goalkeeper Alex Lynch (thigh) remain in the stands for the play-off c...Full Story »

Defender James Dunne is back in contention for Cambridge's Sky Bet League Two clash with Wycombe, but may struggle to regain his place. The Portsmouth loanee was not allowed to play against his full-time employers on Saturday as part of his agreement and his replacement, Shane O'Neill, impressed alongside Leon Legge. However, Legge was forced off with a knock with seven minutes remaining and w...Full Story »

Wycombe have no fresh injury worries ahead of the derby clash against Oxford at Adams Park on Saturday. Marcus Bean remains absent, with the midfielder not due back from an ankle injury until next month. Full-back Joe Jacobson returned ahead of schedule from a back problem for the 2-2 draw with Notts County in midweek and could keep his place. Boss Gareth Ainsworth preferred Aaron Amadi-Hollo...Full Story »

Accrington could be without both Dean Winnard and Seamus Conneely against Wycombe at the Crown Ground. Defender Winnard is set to visit a specialist to get to the bottom of the ankle problem that has kept him out of John Coleman's team since November 14. Meanwhile, Irish midfielder Conneely is nursing a groin injury that makes him doubtful to appear in east Lancashire. Although Stanley were b...Full Story »

Marcus Bean could be recalled to Gareth Ainsworth's Wycombe side against Shrewsbury after missing the last few weeks. A persistent knee injury has hampered Bean's involvement of late, but he returned to the bench in Saturday's draw at Southend and could be handed a recall. Max Kretzschmar (groin) is likely to miss out once again, along with the suspended Matt McClure, while Peter Murphy could ...Full Story »

New Portsmouth loan signings Marcus Bean and Matt Fish are set for debuts against Morecambe. Boss Andy Awford swooped for the pair following Pompey's humiliating FA Cup exit at Aldershot in midweek, a display he branded "embarrassing" and "rubbish". Defenders Danny East (groin) and Adam Webster, midfielders Wes Fogden and James Dunne and striker Tom Craddock (all knee) remain sidelined. Johnn...Full Story »