Wycombe Vs Plymouth Match

Taking a lead of 3-2 from the first leg of the League Two play-off semi-last, Gareth Ainsworth's men cleared their guests out in the opening 45 minutes with an execution of pace, force and comitment that gave a false representation of their fourth-level status.Plymouth mobilized in the second half and got an objective back from Ryan Brunt, who, alongside his kindred half-time substitutes Zak Ansah and Jason Banton, gave the guests substantially more, assaulting catalyst. Banton hit the crossbar and Wycombe needed to depend on goalkeeper Alex Lynch, who made three top spares as the guests went ahead solid. On the other hand, it was Wycombe who got their noses over the line and they are headed toward Wembley on May 23 to face Southend United. The amusement reflected the same script as the first-leg, when Wycombe dashed into a 3-0 lead inside 53 minutes. This time they were 2-0 to the great inside 35 minutes. Hayes had given his side the lead in the south west with a poacher's objective inside the six-yard box from a corner and he did precisely the same at Adams Park. Plymouth goalkeeper Luke McCormick fluttered at an angrily whipped in Joe Jacobson fixate and Hayes was available to skilfully jab the ball home.

The hosts proceeded on the front-foot and multiplied their lead on 24 minutes. Once more it was Plymouth's powerlessness to protect a set-piece that demonstrated expensive. Another Jacobson corner brought about ruin in the range and focus back Mawson was valiant to head home his 6th objective since March. Much like in the first leg, Plymouth supervisor John Sheridan rang the progressions at half-time and the guests were an alternate side from the commencement. Banton demonstrated his immediate nature by driving down the left flank and terminating more than a cross that dodged Lynch yet cannoned back off the crossbar. In the wake of neglecting to have a shot on objective in the opening 45 minutes, Plymouth were currently an alternate creature and got the objective their play merited with 20 minutes remaining. Bobby Reid had quite recently tried Lynch with a grating 20-yard drive before Brunt was available to cunningly flick an Ansah cross after he had got behind the Wycombe barrier. Ansah again discovered space in the crate after five minutes yet his effective commute was tipped around the post by Lynch, who was playing simply the second round of his expert vocation since joining from Peterborough. Still the guests came yet Lynch stood solid, finger-tipping without end a long free-kick in from on-credit Tareiq Holmes-Dennis with five minutes remaining.