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CHAIRBOYS MUST TAKE A BACK SEAT

CHAIRBOYS MUST

By Oliver Bell

WYCOMBE W 2
Bielik 22 og, Vokes 90

May 31, Harris 68, Willumsson 82
BIRMINGHAM CITY 3
BIRMINGHAM City boss Chris Davies insisted his team were the better side ‘by some margin’ as they crept home at Wycombe Wanderers.
After going a goal down down through a Krystian Bielik own-goal, goals from Alfie May, Luke Harris and Willum Willumsson gave the visitors victory despite Sam Vokes’ 90th-minute consolation.
“We played well and I thought we were the better team by some margin. I think 3-2 doesn’t reflect the game that clearly, ...

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