By Ross Jeavons

The Game: Wycombe Wanderers v AFC Bournemouth
The Date: Saturday 3rd October, 3:00pm
The Place: Adams Park, High Wycombe
The Competition: Coca Cola League Two

Still unbeaten, an astonishing defensive record and joint top of League Two, the Blues will surely go into Saturday's clash with Bournemouth in high spirits.

However the visitors lowly league position is somewhat misleading, as the Cherries were forced to start the season on - 17 points.

They have shown impressive fighting spirit to reduce that deficit by eleven points,  as new manager Jimmy Quinn looks to turn the Cherries around.

The come fresh off the back of 3-1 victory over Darlington last week, and have not been defeated since the beginning of September.

Peter Taylor told wwfc.com this week: "I'm pleased for everybody. The most important thing is we're working hard as a team, we've looked solid and the team working hard for each other is the reason why I think we've got the points we have.

Cherries midfielder Warren Cummings told the Bournemouth Echo: "The lads are in good spirits and looking forward to tomorrow. I looked at Wycombe's stats and think they've only conceded two goals in the league and none away from home - at any level that's a fantastic achievement so far It's going to be difficult for us to break them down. But we've got to gain confidence from the fact we've scored six goals in two games.


World; Lewwis Spence looks forward to the clash
 Peter Taylor previews game with Bournemouth

Team News

Wycombe Wanderers: Gary Holt and Lewis Hunt both miss out with long term injury problems, though Magno Silva Vieira is fit and ready after scoring for the reserves in midweek.

Bournemouth: Team news to follow...

A Familiar Face

Bournemouth midfielder Darren Anderton will be a name known by most fans of the Blues, after he forged out an impressive career in the top flight with Tottenham Hostpur, and of course earned 30 England caps.

Darren Anderton

He even scored seven goals in an impressive international career, the well known being a stunning goal in the Three Lions' 2-0 World Cup victory over Columbia in 1998.

He joined the Cherries back in 2006 and was named club captain by Kevin Bond in in time for the 2007/08 season. He has recently signed a new contract that is due to keep him at Bournemouth until the ripe old age of 37.

Wanderers midfielder Lewwis Spence is looking forward to coming up against the ex-Portsmouth midfielder.

 "I played against him in a reserves game and he was frightening on the day," he told wwfc.com.

"He is a very good player and it will be a good test for me and the rest of the midfielder when we come up against him."

The Man in the Middle

Mr S.Attwell will take charge of a Football League fixture for the first time since he gave the 'goal that never was' in a fixture between Watford and Reading two weeks ago.

He last refereed the Wanderers in October 2007, as the Blues took on Shrewsbury at Adams Park. No yellow or red cards were shown on that occasion.

The Assistant Referees will be M Murphy and Mr A Watts

Vital Info

Scores Bar: Open from 11a.m - home and away fans welcome. Free entry.

Vere Suite and Woodlands Lounge: Open from 12:00. Entry: Members - Free. Non Members - £2 Normal Season Pass - £40 Season Ticket Holder Season Pass - £15. For more information ring 01494 455703.

'First Stop' Food Van: Open from 9am

Ticket Offices: Open from 1pm.

Cash Turnstile: Fans wishing to pay on the door can use the cash turnstile, located in the Hypnos Terrace.

For info on how being a Blues Card member click here.

For Park and Ride information click here.

Betting

Wycombe go into the match as favourites, with Bet365 offering odds of 1/1 on a Wanderers victory.

The draw is priced at 23/10 - whilst you can get odds of 11/4 on a Brentford victory.

John Mousinho has shown a knack for finding the net already this season, and you can get odds of 80-1 on the ex-Bees midfielder getting the first goal and Wycombe going on to win 1-0.

Ticket News

For a full list of matchday prices click here.

To book call 01494 441118 or visit the club shop in the Eden Centre.

Can't make it to Adams Park?

Wanderers World will, as always, be providing a live and uninterrupted commentary from the League Two clash exclusively for its subscribers around the globe, with Ben Campbell Ross Jeavons describing the action from 2.55pm.

If you are at home and listening to the commentary, the best place to follow the game is via the Match Live console which can be found here and contains live match stats, scores from around the division and a league table so that you can see if the Blues can remain top of the pile for one more weekend.

Send an email to media@wwfc.com during the match and we'll be more than happy to share your thoughts with the rest of the listening audience or pop your question to the boys live on air.

Ben Campbell will also be keeping wwfc.com readers up-to-date with minute-by-minute reports on the 'Clockwatch' service throughout the game, and don't forget that if you're away from your computer at any point and you have a WAP-enabled mobile phone, you can check on the Blues' progress via the 'Clockwatch' on your phone. Click here for more information.

It gets better though, as you can also receive text updates straight to your mobile phone throughout the game simply by texting CLUB WYCW GOLD to 88442 and you'll receive team news, goal alerts and other scores around the division at a cost of 25 per message. To cancel the service at any time, send STOP to the same number.

BBC Three Counties Radio (98FM) will be providing pre-match, half-time and full-time reports from Adams Park so you can follow the game's progress that way, and finally - don't forget to check wwfc.com on Saturday evening for a full report and reaction from the League Two clash.

Mix 107 will also be broadcasting a live Sports Show from 2.00pm, including updates and reports from Adams Park.

Up the Blues!