Wycombe Wanderers have enjoyed a fantastic first half of the season, they were only knocked off top spot in League One this weekend when conceding a late equaliser to Blackpool.

There is a chance that 2 loan recalls may be about to disrupt the progress that has been made so far, with central defender Caleb Taylor and midfield Aaron Morley having both returned to their parent clubs.

Even without those recalls however, Wycombe have struggled to beat the better sides in the division, having not registered a win over any of the current top 6 in 4 attempts.

On the face of it, Huddersfield’s form coming into this one doesn’t look too clever, with home draws against strugglers Rotherham and Burton. However, they racked up 5.2 xG over those 2 games but scored just 1 goal. This will be tougher, but they might be catching Wycombe at the right time with a potential regression to the mean in attacking areas on their side.

Over half of the Chairboys’ home league games this season have seen 2 goals or less, including 4 of the last 5.

3 of those last 5 were against top 10 sides in Reading, Mansfield and Bolton, suggesting a desire to keep things tight against the better teams, or an inability to break down quality sides.

Huddersfield’s last 3 games would have seen this bet land, and whilst they’re creating plenty, they are struggling to put their chances away.

From the other 3 legs of the bet builder, we’re looking for the Terriers to win either 1-0 or 2-0 for this bet to land, and we’re opting for a goalscorer in that equation too.

Michal Helik has looked Huddersfield’s most likely scorer in recent games. He has taken 8 shots over the last 2 games, producing a combined xG of 1.83 in the process, scoring 1 goal.

Almost all of those chances have come from set pieces, and Huddersfield have scored 13 goals from set pieces this season, over a third of their total goals.