Stockport County
- Stockport County (9th, 3 points from two games) will be a test for Wycombe Wanderers (16th, 2 points from two) on Saturday as the Chairboys travel to Edgeley Park, England.
- Jim McNulty has had them in good shape since taking charge on 1st July 2026 and the Hatters want the ball in possession, where they are a team that can shape-shift and take on the opponent's shape while also moving the ball forward and overloading wide areas.
- Jack Diamond has been the spark plug for Stockport County this season, leading the scoring with one goal in League One 2026/2027 so far (G2 in last six) and they will need him to spark them to victory on Saturday.
Wycombe Wanderers
- Wycombe have been well organised and tough to break down since Michael Duff took over on 18th September 2025.
- The visitors come into this game unbeaten in two, but with two draws, which is enough to make them feel slightly better about themselves but not enough to get their campaign moving.
- Connor Taylor is Wycombe's chief goal threat, he has scored one of the two goals they have netted in League One 2026/2027, while Aaron Morley has been equally impressive in the assist category (A1 in two) after impressing with his passing vision from a deeper role.
Head-to-Head
- Stockport have won three of the last four meetings with Wycombe (D0).
- Stockport have won two and lost two of their last four home games (D0).
Key Players
- Jack Diamond
- leading the scoring with one goal in League One 2026/2027 (G2 in last six)
- Connor Taylor
- has scored one of the two goals Wycombe have netted in League One 2026/2027
- Aaron Morley
- A1 in two and noted for his passing vision from a deeper role
Betting Insights
- Wycombe have been difficult to break down on the road in League One 2026/2027, taking a point from a possible three and conceding an average of 1.00 goals.
- Stockport have made a woeful start to their home games, conceding 2.00 goals and scoring 1.00 at home, and taking zero points from a possible three.
- Stockport are the slight favourites here at 1.94, with Wycombe at 3.55 and the draw at 3.65.
- This market looks skewed to the home side, however, the clash of styles here favours Stockport as they will want the ball and will look to overload the wide areas.
- Wycombe are a low-block team with direct attacking from deep or dead ball situations, so they will have the structure to keep things tight for the majority of the game, especially away from home.
Prediction
We're going for the draw at 3.65 , and under 2.5 goals at 2.0 looks sharp if Duff's team keep it cagey.
