Wanderers have learned of their first test of the upcoming League One season this morning, as the Chairboys will face Wrexham at the Racecourse Ground on the opening day of the season.
The long wait is finally over for Chairboys fans, as the fixture list for the highly anticipated League One 2024/25 season has been revealed. For the first time since 2016, the Blues will start the season away from home, as they travel to Wales to take on League One newcomers Wrexham.
The Welsh outfit has enjoyed back-to-back promotions under the ownership of Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney and will be looking to trouble the promotion places once again heading into their first season back in the third tier since 2004.
It doesn’t get much easier for the Chairboys, as relegated Birmingham City and Rotherham United visit Adams Park, before a trip to Blackpool rounds out August. Only one of Wycombe’s first five opponents were in League One last season, as newly promoted Mansfield then travel to HP12 at the start of September.
Boxing day will be another away trip for Wanderers fans, albeit a much more favorable one than last year’s trip to Exeter City, as a short hop to Stevenage is in store. Exeter City then visit Adams Park on New Year’s Day, with the Chairboys then rounding out the season at home to Stockport County.
The full fixture list can be found below:
August 10: Wrexham (A) -5:30 PM
August 17: Birmingham City (H)
August 24: Rotherham United (H)
August 31: Blackpool (A)
September 7: Mansfield Town (H)
September 14: Northampton Town (A)
September 21: Cambridge United (H)
September 28: Bristol Rovers (A)
October 1: Barnsley (A)
October 5: Crawley Town (H)
October 12: Stockport County (A)
October 19: Peterborough United (H)
October 22: Burton Albion (A)
October 26: Leyton Orient (H)
November 9: Wigan Athletic (A)
November 16: Huddersfield Town (H)
November 23: Lincoln City (A)
December 3: Exeter City (A)
December 7: Reading (H)
December 14: Shrewsbury (A)
December 21: Bolton Wanderers (H)
December 26: Stevenage (A)
December 29: Charlton Athletic (A)
January 1: Exeter City (H)
January 4: Blackpool (H)
January 11: Rotherham United (A)
January 18: Mansfield Town (A)
January 25: Northampton Town (H)
January 28: Barnsley (H)
February 1: Cambridge United (A)
February 8: Bristol Rovers (H)
February 15: Crawley Town (A)
February 22: Wigan Athletic (H)
March 1: Birmingham City (A)
March 4: Burton Albion (H)
March 8: Peterborough United (A)
March 15: Wrexham (H)
March 22: Huddersfield Town (A)
March 29: Lincoln City (H)
April 1: Shrewsbury Town (H)
April 5: Reading (A)
April 12: Stevenage (H)
April 18: Bolton Wanderers (A)
April 21: Charlton Athletic (H)
April 26: Leyton Orient (A)
May 3: Stockport County (H)
