Wycombe Wanderers manager Matt Bloomfield has stated that the club ‘can’t rely on favours’ in order to get into the play-offs.

The Chairboys are now two points off the top six despite a 2-2 draw against Buckinghamshire rivals Milton Keynes on Saturday [April 1].

The result at Adams Park was helped with Derby County’s 2-0 home defeat against Ipswich Town on the same day, which was the Rams' fourth loss in seven games.

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However, the 39-year-old insisted that Wycombe should only ‘focus on themselves.'

He said: “We are pleased with what we’ve done in the time we’ve been here, but there are improvements we want to make.

“It feels like those moments are going against us, but I am not trying to be down as this is still a good point for us to gain, as this is a good Milton Keynes team.

“MK have had three straight 1-0 wins, three keep clean sheets, so they are high on confidence.

“Yes, it’s disappointing to not see it out, but we can’t begrudge the point."

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On now being closer to the play-offs despite the draw, Bloomfield added: “We can’t rely on favours.

“I don’t look elsewhere because you can only focus on yourself.

“We need to make sure we can take the results to help us move forward.

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“It’s a point in the right direction and it’s another point towards our total.

“We need to be balanced in our opinions in how we look at the game, and at 1-0 down, we showed brilliant character to get back into.”