Wigan vs Wycombe prediction, odds & betting tips – 23/09/2025
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Wycombe to win

Wycome can build on the ideas of a new manager, and they have edged this fixture in recent years.

Wigan Athletic will welcome Wycombe Wanderers to the Brick Community Stadium on Tuesday, with both teams looking to secure a place in the fourth round of the EFL Cup.

The hosts come into this clash looking to forget a 4-1 loss against Bolton in League One, while the visitors won 2-0 against Northampton in the same league.

Check out our Wigan vs Wycombe predictions, including our betting tips, prediction and possible lineups.

Wigan vs Wycombe prediction: The visitors looking to extend unbeaten streak

Key stats

  • Wycombe have not lost in the last three meetings between both sides.
  • Wigan have conceded nine goals across their last three matches.
  • The last four encounters between both sides have produced one goal or less.

Correct score prediction: Wigan 1-2 Wycombe

Both teams may find it difficult to hit top form, especially with likely changes to their regular lineups. Wycombe, however, could take advantage of Michael Duff’s fresh approach and look to build on that momentum.

Pre-game odds and win probability: Wigan slight favourites

  • HOME: 13/10 – 2.30 – 43.5%
  • DRAW: 9/4 – 3.25 – 30.8%
  • AWAY: 21/10 – 3.10 – 32.3%

*Odds from Ladbrokes, subject to change

The odds suggest the Wigan are considered a slight favourite, but the margins are tight, with all three outcomes as competitive, meaning even small moments could decide the game.

A draw or an away win remains a realistic possibility, showing how little there is between these two teams heading into this clash.

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Most recent H2Hs: Wycombe aiming to extend unbeaten streak

After six games without victory, Wycombe appear to have found the formula to win this fixture, securing two triumphs and drawing one of the most recent three meetings between them.

Three of the last four meetings between both teams have ended in a 1-0 victory, with Wigan recording just one those triumphs.

England League 1 22/02/25

Wycombe

Wycombe

0
Wigan

Wigan

0

England League 1 09/11/24

Wigan

Wigan

0
Wycombe

Wycombe

1

England League 1 12/03/24

Wycombe

Wycombe

1
Wigan

Wigan

0

England League 1 23/01/24

Wigan

Wigan

1
Wycombe

Wycombe

0

England League 1 18/11/23

Wigan

Wigan

0
Wycombe

Wycombe

0

Wigan preview: A couple of changes might be made

Callum Wright will be pushing for a start in midfield after his substitute appearance last time out, while Luke Robinson is a defensive option under consideration.

Christian Saydee could step into the starting lineup, as Paul Mullin’s workload might be managed by the manager.

Predicted lineup: Tickle (GK), Kerr, Aimson, Robinson, Murray, Trevitt, Wright, Cooper, Hungbo, Costelloe & Saydee

Wigan's last five matches:

  • 20.09.25 – Bolton 4–1 Wigan
  • 13.09.25 – Wigan 3–0 Doncaster
  • 06.09.25 – Lincoln 2–2 Wigan
  • 02.09.25 – Wigan 0–2 Salford
  • 30.08.25  – Wigan 1–1 Stockport County

Wycombe preview: Michael Duff could ring some changes

Wycombe have sacked manager Mike Dodds and appointed Michael Duff as replacement, who is likely to switch things up.

Goalkeeper Will Norris is likely to reclaim his spot between the posts in place of Mikki van Sas for this clash.

With Jamie Mullins forced off injured during the clash with Northampton, George Abbott could be drafted into the midfield plans to provide fresh energy and stability.

Predicted lineup: Norris (GK), Back, Taylor, Allen, Harvie, Leahy, Boyd-Munce, Abbott, Onyedinma, McNeilly & Bell

Wycombe's last five matches:

  • 20.09.25 – Wycombe 2–0 Northampton
  • 13.09.25 – Peterborough 2–1 Wycombe
  • 06.09.25 – Wycombe 2–0 Mansfield
  • 02.09.25 – Wycombe 1–2 Colchester
  • 30.08.25 – Stevenage 1–0 Wycombe

Player to Watch: Paul Mullin

Wigan vs Wycombe prediction
Mullin in action for in 2024-25 against Bristol Rovers – Photo by Imago

Paul Mullin has four goals in 11 appearances this season for Wigan, including one in the EFL Cup, and averages a goal every 133 minutes.

Impressively, nine of his 12 shots have been on target, and he has scored in three of his last five starts, proving his threat when given minutes. His sharp finishing and consistent form make him a strong candidate to score against Wycombe.


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