Bromley vs Wycombe Prediction & Betting Tips

Recent form: Wycombe on the up, Bromley recovering

Wycombe's league form dipped in late August with a heavy 5-1 loss at Stockport and a home defeat to Sheffield Wednesday, but they've since drawn with MK Dons before winning back-to-back away games at Leyton Orient and Wigan.

Bromley: 20 completed matches; Wycombe: 20 completed matches.

Bromley

20 matches

Win

25% 5 / 20

Draw

30% 6 / 20

Loss

45% 9 / 20

Scored

21

Conceded

43

Difference

-22

Wycombe

20 matches

Win

35% 7 / 20

Draw

25% 5 / 20

Loss

40% 8 / 20

Scored

35

Conceded

35

Difference

0

Bromley went through a rough patch of their own, losing three league games in a row including a 7-2 defeat at Sheffield Wednesday and a 0-5 home reverse against Leyton Orient. They steadied things with a draw at Blackpool and then beat Huddersfield 2-1 at home last time out.

Wycombe arrive with the better recent trend, having won their last two league games, while Bromley are still finding their feet after a heavy-scoring wobble.

Comparative Team Statistics: Bromley vs Wycombe

Head-to-head: barely any history to go on

There's only one recorded meeting between these two, a League Cup tie from August 2025 that finished 1-1. That was over a year ago and in a different competition, so it doesn't tell us much about how this League One clash might go.

Where they sit in League One

Bromley are 19th with eight points from seven games, while Wycombe sit 14th on nine points from the same number of matches. That's a five-place gap in the table but only a single point separating them.

Neither side has managed to pull clear of the group around them so far, so this looks like a fixture both will see as a chance to build a bit of momentum.

A one-point gap despite the table positions suggests this is closer than the league placings alone might imply.

Players who've stood out

Bromley's main source of goals has been Victor Adeboyejo, who has scored four times in seven appearances this season, making him their clearest attacking threat.

Bromley:

Best scorers:

V. Adeboyejo - 4

Penalty cards:

M. Pinnock x 4

Wycombe:

Best assist providers:

E. Henderson - 4

A. Morley - 2

Penalty cards:

E. Henderson x 4

D. Harvie x 3

For Wycombe, Ellis Henderson has been heavily involved in build-up play with three assists in seven games, though he's also picked up four yellow cards in that time, same as Bromley's Michael Pinnock. Andre Morley has chipped in with two assists as well.

Could this one be open again?

Both sides have been involved in some lopsided scorelines lately. Bromley have conceded 18 goals in their seven league games, including two separate hauls of five and seven shipped away and at home respectively. Wycombe have also had a couple of high-scoring afternoons, including that 5-1 loss at Stockport and a 3-3 draw with MK Dons.

With Bromley's defence leaking goals at home and Wycombe carrying some attacking form into the match, there's a reasonable chance this doesn't stay tight for long.