Wycombe Wanderers vs Doncaster Rovers Predictions

Wycombe beat Tranmere Rovers in the league 2-0 last weekend and face that very same opponent in the FA Cup Wednesday night, while Doncaster drew 1-1 with Wimbledon in the FA Cup last time out and the pair play their reply on Tuesday evening.

All of the stats heading into Saturday’s game suggest that we are likely to see both teams score and over 2.5 goals produced and we have backed Wycombe to claim a 2- win in front of their own fans.

Four of the last six meetings between these two clubs have seen both teams score and over 2.5 goals and Wycombe have won five of the pairs last seven encounters, so you can see why we’re backing a 2-1 win for the hosts this weekend.

The performances of both clubs during the last month or so adds further weight to our prediction of goals being scored at both ends of the pitch and the match featuring at least three goals, as both teams scored and over 2.5 goals were produced in three of Wycombe’s last five and three of Doncaster’s last four matches.

The form of the two clubs heading into Saturday’s clash points towards a home win being the most likely result, as Wycombe have won four of their last six matches, while Doncaster have only won two of their last six matches. Wycombe haven’t lost at home in the league this season, winning seven times and drawing three, and Doncaster Rovers have only won once on the road this season, drawing four times and losing twice.

Wycombe have scored two goals in each of their last three matches and Doncaster have conceded two or more goals in three of their last six matches, but have only failed to score in one of those games, which is why we believe a 2-1 final scoreline in favour of the hosts makes the most sense this weekend.

We’re confident that both teams will score and over 2.5 goals will be produced on Saturday and we have predicted a final scoreline of 2-1 in favour of the hosts. Wycombe Wanderers top the League One table heading into this weekends’ round of fixtures and have won al,l of their four previous home games against Doncaster Rovers. The visitors sit in mid-table thirteen points behind Wycombe and have only won once on the road this season, which is why we can’t see this game ending in anything but a home win.