Daniel Farke on Wycombe as Norwich City win at Adams Park

Two second-half goals from Teemu Pukki and substitute Adam Idah gave the visitors all three points, as they continue to storm towards the Championship title, as well as promotion back to the Premier League.

The defeat for Gareth Ainsworth’s men means Wanderers have now lost 19 league games this season from their 32 Championship matches, with Wycombe now eight points away from safety.

However, despite the defeat for the Adams Park side, Farke was very complimentary of how Wycombe tested the league leaders.

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Speaking after the match, the German said: “I am delighted with a good performance and a well-deserved win, but it was a hard-fought win against a spirited and committed home side.

Teemu Pukki's goal in the 50th minute came off Josh Knight. It was his seventh goal in his last five matches (PA)

“If I am honest, I didn’t expect anything else.

“They have got seven points from their last four games, and they kept two clean sheets with one of them being against Reading, so we knew that they were going to fight for their lives.

“They are spirited, well-structured, and committed and Gareth Ainsworth has done a fantastic job here.

“It was difficult to open them and, in this game, you have to be relentless and sometimes also be patient so you can prepare any situation.

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“They tried and they were dangerous with their physical threats from their free-kicks and from their long throws, so we had to be switched on against this side.”

Adam Idah scored Norwich's second just before the match ended. He was sent-off against Wanderers for Norwich back in October (PA)

The defeat on Sunday lunchtime means Wycombe are winless in any of their six matches against the Canaries, losing every match between the two sides.

Up next for Wanderers is an away trip to Watford on March 3.