Wycombe Wanderers manager Matt Bloomfield has reflected on his side’s 2-0 home win over bottom-of-the-table Forest Green Rovers.

The Easter Monday fixture saw a Chem Campbell header, and a Charlie Savage own goal, seal the victory for the Chairboys, as they sit in eighth place on 65 points - three points off the top six with five games to go.

The gap at the start of the day was at five points, but an injury-time equaliser for Cambridge United against Bolton Wanderers, coupled with Derby County’s draw against Milton Keynes, has now given Wanderers a huge chance in reaching the play-offs for the third time in four years.

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Bloomfield said: “I’m so pleased.

“The boys have been sharp in training over the last couple of days, they had a spring in their step, they had smiles on their faces and they were great.

“It’s what I’ve asked for and it’s what they’ve given me.

“I hoped they would follow up on how good they've been in training in today’s game and they did.

“We had many opportunities as Wheels had one go across the box, we went up and down the hand side hand and I thought Dave has been great in that role this season.

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“He’s got intensity in how he plays so that was good for us.

“We got our goal, the game then went into a bit of a lull, but it was good to see it out with the second.

“We’ve had a lot of talk on how we can improve and of course, we want to put that into action.

“The boys care about each other, the team, and this club, and we want to keep ourselves right in the fight for the play-offs.

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“So I’m really pleased with how we went about the game.”

Up next is Morecambe away on April 15.