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EFL Trophy final: Peterborough vs Wycombe prediction, betting odds and tips

Free expert football tips, best bets and predictions for Peterborough vs Wycombe in the EFL Trophy final on Sunday

Wembley will host the EFL Trophy final
Wembley will host the EFL Trophy finalCredit: NurPhoto

Where to watch Peterborough vs Wycombe

Live on Sky Sports Football, 4.30pm Sunday

Best bet

Both teams to score & over 2.5 goals
1pt 21-20 bet365

Peterborough vs Wycombe odds

Peterborough 4-5
Wycombe 10-3
Draw 14-5

Odds correct at time of publishing

Peterborough vs Wycombe predictions

This season’s EFL Trophy final is an all-League One affair between Peterborough and Wycombe and Wembley spectators should be treated to a free-scoring encounter.

Posh, set for a place in the third-tier playoffs, still hold promotion ambitions unlike mid-table Wycombe, who are a long way off the top six yet well clear of danger.

Peterborough won this trophy ten years ago under current manager Darren Ferguson, in the second of his four stints in charge, and they are odds-on to repeat the dose inside 90 minutes.

However, the Chairboys will have fond memories of February’s 5-2 success at home to Peterborough while their first meeting of the season ended in a 2-2 draw when the pair clashed at London Road.

Peterborough boast plenty of firepower through highly-rated wingers Ephron Mason-Clark and Kwame Poku, neither of whom played in that February loss to Wycombe, but no clean sheet in seven highlights where their problems lie.

Wycombe have failed to score only once in their last seven outings and they managed consolation strikes in recent defeats to League One leaders Portsmouth and fifth-placed Barnsley.

Key stat

Over 2.5 goals has been a winning bet in seven of the last eight meetings between these teams


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