Wycombe Wanderers manager Gareth Ainsworth believes that more clubs across the Football League should ‘give more access’ to the viewing public and fans.

The Chairboys’ 2-0 win over Portsmouth on December 4 was broadcasted live on Sky Sports, with the television company being allowed to interview coaches during the match.

Additionally, footage from both pre-match and half-time team talks were shown during the course of the game.

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Speaking on the innovative scheme, which is the first of its kind to have ever happened in a Football League or Premier League game, Ainsworth explained: “I think the time has come for football clubs to open up a little bit and give more access.

“My American owners have come in and have opened my eyes to how we stick to tradition a lot in this country, and sometimes, there are gains to be made if we change a couple of things.

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“All the kids are on social media, have got screens, they love content and seeing things and I’m an extrovert myself so I don’t mind it at all, as long as there is a line that they don’t cross.”