If you would have told me that nearly 2,000 people were going to attend a Wycombe Wanderers match, I would not have batted an eyelid.

But, if you would have told me that nearly 2,000 people were going to attend a Berks and Bucks match between the Chairboys and a Non League outfit at a neutral stadium in Oxfordshire, I would have questioned your statement.

Yet that is what happened on an amazing yet wet night at the ASM Stadium in Thame, as Wycombe defeated Long Crendon 4-0 at a packed-out ground in South Oxfordshire.

The two teams take to the field (@CatlingCarl on Twitter)

The two teams take to the field (@CatlingCarl on Twitter)

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Despite going out of the competition, the tie will be one to remember for the Green and White army as 1,904 attended the match, making it their highest attended fixture in their 136-year history, smashing their previous record of around 800.

The game itself saw fans of not just Crendon and Wycombe arrive, as there were supporters of Arsenal, Chelsea, Blackburn Rovers, Tottenham Hotspur, Norwich City, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Oxford United to name just a few wearing their team’s colours, whilst supporting a local game of football.

It took place at the ASM Stadium in Thame

It took place at the ASM Stadium in Thame

Notable attendees included Ollie Bayliss from the BBC Three Counties Show, ‘The Non League Show’, who told the BFP that the match felt like an 'FA Cup first round tie', along with Wanderers’ owner, Rob Couhig, who stood and spoke with supporters.

Fans from both teams were singing, and even though goals from Ali Al-Hamadi, Jack Young, Olly Pendlebury and J.B Fischer sent Wanderers through to the semis, it was very much Long Crendon’s night.

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Speaking after the match, Mr Couhig said: “It was fantastic.

A crowd of 1,904 went and watched Wycombe take on Long Crendon at the ASM on February 15 (@Ollie_Bayliss on Twitter)

A crowd of 1,904 went and watched Wycombe take on Long Crendon at the ASM on February 15 (@Ollie_Bayliss on Twitter)

“It was great to see a great community come together to watch a sport that they love, and for us, it was good to see some of our youngsters out there and really play well.

“It shows that the players, coaches, and staff are really about building this sport within the community.

“I am so proud of the players as they treated the game with so much respect, along with the players, and do you know who I am most proud of? Our staff.

“If you talk to those at Long Crendon, they will tell you that our staff went out of their way to help them and if we can put some money into them, it’s good for us.

“What goes around comes around.

“I’m a believer in karma.

The two gaffers in Ryan Davis and Gareth Ainsworth (@CatlingCarl on Twitter)

The two gaffers in Ryan Davis and Gareth Ainsworth (@CatlingCarl on Twitter)

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“We have been a very fortunate team and it doesn’t hurt to be friendly.

“I think people have got to know myself, Missy and Pete and we’re pretty friendly people and we’ve come into a pretty friendly club.

“It’s a natural mix and tonight has been a beautiful night.”

The club are still selling programmes for their bout against the Chairboys which are available to purchase.

To get your copy, go to http://longcrendonfc.co.uk/contact.