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Michael Duff’s first game in charge of Wycombe ended in a 2-0 victory as they defeated Northampton at Adams Park.
Taking the reins following Mike Dodds’ sacking 48 hours earlier, the Chairboys looked more energetic, bright, full of life and lively as they registered six shots in the opening five minutes.
Ewan Henderson’s bending effort was brilliantly saved by Lee Burge, whilst attempts by Jamie Mullins and Fred Onyedinma went just wide of the mark.
Northampton looked settled but Wycombe were bossing the ball and winning the 50-50s, and a brilliant ball by Luke Leahy gave Wanderers the lead in the 16th minute.
His delivery found an unmarked Dan Harvie, who volleyed beyond Burge at the near post to give the hosts the lead.
It was his first at Adams Park since joining from MK Dons last season, and his first in any capacity in 12 months.
The three points were then sealed with 18 minutes remaining when George Abbott scored a stunning solo attempt, where he beat three players in the Northampton box before slotting home.
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