Wycombe Wanderers take on Peterborough United this Saturday at Adams Park for the first time in three years.
October 2019 was the last time these two teams met in Buckinghamshire, with the League One fixture ending in a thrilling 3-3 draw.
A lot has happened in that time as both the Chairboys and the Posh have been promoted and relegated from the Championship.
So, let us look back at the last squad that took on the Cambridgeshire-based side just over three years ago.
Starting 11
Ryan Allsop
Left the club in 2021 to join Derby County. Now at Cardiff City.
Anthony Stewart
Left the club for a second time in the summer of 2022 to join Aberdeen in the Scottish Premiership.
Giles Phillips
This was the American’s only playing season at the club. He is now at Non League Aldershot.
Good luck to Giles Phillips, who returns to @OfficialShots on a month's loan deal.#Chairboys pic.twitter.com/1ZHwfKiao6
— Wycombe Wanderers (@wwfcofficial) February 23, 2021
Jack Grimmer
This was the right-back's 12th appearance for the club. He is now in his fourth season at Adams Park.
Darius Charles
The second of three seasons at Wycombe. He later joined AFC Wimbledon in 2021 before moving to Manchester City to help the club’s academy players.
Dom Gape
Now in his seventh season at Adams Park. Gape has played over 100 times for the club.
David Wheeler
Just like Grimmer, this is Wheeler’s fourth season at Adams Park.
Curtis Thompson
Sent-off for picking up two yellow cards in the fixture against the Posh three years ago, Thompson is still at Wycombe.
Nick Freeman
In his seventh year at Wycombe, Freeman is back in the frame after a disruptive two seasons with loan spells at injuries.
Fred Onyedinma
The Nigerian winger now plays his trade a Championship side Luton Town.
Adebayo Akinfenwa
The much-loved 40-year-old scored a brace in the draw, which included a last-minute equaliser with a penalty. He retired in 2022.
Substituted used
Rolando Aarons
Coming on as a first-half replacement for Onyedinma, the Jamaican was on loan at Wycombe from Newcastle United. He is now playing for Motherwell.
📝 DEAL DONE: Wycombe Wanderers have signed Rolando Aarons from Newcastle on loan until January. (Source: @wwfcofficial) pic.twitter.com/T2TyWvUwd0
— Transfer News Live (@DeadlineDayLive) September 2, 2019
Scott Kashkett
Left the club in 2021 to join Crewe Alexandra, but departed the North West club after a year. He now plays for League Two side Gillingham.
Unused substitutes
Cameron Yates
The 23-year-old now plays his trade for the Irish club Dundalk.
Wycombe's third choice keeper, Cameron Yates, catches a ball in the warm up before today's game. pic.twitter.com/Fifc4MeD21
— Ben Prior (@benpw_) September 29, 2018
Sido Jombati
The Portuguese full-back has since signed for Oldham Athletic and Non League Ebbsfleet after departing Wanderers in 2020 following promotion to the Championship.
After six wonderful years of service, we say farewell and good luck to the one and only @sidojombati.
— Wycombe Wanderers (@wwfcofficial) July 16, 2020
It's been an absolute pleasure Sido! pic.twitter.com/JK9c06rK1J
Joe Jacobson
Now the club captain with over 300 appearances clocked up Wycombe Wanderers.
Jamie Mascoll
Had one season at Wanderers as they gained a place in the Championship. He now represents Wealdstone in the Non League, following spells at Bolton and Irish club Waterford.
Wycombe Wanderers have signed former Charlton Athletic defender Jamie Mascoll. #Chairboys #cafc pic.twitter.com/ybkqv0amDr
— The #EFL Zone (@TheFLZone) July 23, 2019
Josh Parker
After leaving Wycombe in 2021, he joined Burton Albion for six months. He then played a handful of games for Non League Risborough Rangers during the 2021/22 season, before signing for Oxford City.
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