We put Tuesday night's clash with Crewe into some context.

Bouncebackability
Wycombe haven't lost successive league games since early September, following up losses against Carlisle, Yeovil, Barnet and Exeter with a win, draw, draw and win respectively. They'll hope to continue that sequence with a positive result at Gresty Road having succumbed to a 3-0 defeat at Stevenage on Saturday.

Five-star
The reverse fixture saw Wanderers romp to an incredible 5-1 victory at Adams Park in September, with Sam Wood, Paris Cowan-Hall and Dominic Gape opening up a three-goal half-time lead before Scott Kashket added a brace, rendering George Cooper's consolation strike a mere inconvenience.

On Saturday it was Crewe rattling home five goals, scoring more times in one game against Grimsby than they'd managed in all previous matches since Christmas.

Head-to-head
In 16 previous meetings it's the Railwaymen who hold the advantage - but only just. Six of their seven wins over the Chairboys have come on home turf, although Wanderers were successful on their last trip; a 2-0 FA Cup replay triumph in 2013. Overall Wycombe have won six times, drawing three.

Love is in the air
Wycombe have lost their last three games on Valentine's Day - a 2-1 home loss to Newport in 2015, a 3-2 defeat to Yeovil at Adams Park in 2012, and a 1-0 loss at Bradford in 2009. Earlier EFL memories were slightly happier though - a 2-1 win at Notts County in 2006, a 0-0 draw with Luton in 2004, and a 2-1 victory over Burnley in 1998.

Ton up?
Michael Harriman is one appearance away from reaching a century for the Chairboys across two different spells; he played 20 times on loan in the 2012/13 campaign, and 79 times so far since returning in 2015.

Out for revenge?
Sido Jombati was in the Cheltenham side that lost to Crewe in the League 2 play-off final in 2012; Scott Brown was also in goal for the Robins. Current Crewe boss David Artell featured at centre-back for the Alex.

Familiar territory
Anthony Stewart returns to the club where he played 10 times in the 2014/15 campaign, either side of spells with the Wanderers.

Friends reunited
Chairboys keeper Jamal Blackman will know all about Crewe's joint leading league goalscorer Alex Kiwomya - both are on loan from Chelsea.

Man in the middle
Mr Salisbury is in charge for the fourth time in under 10 weeks; this time it's Michael Salisbury, who officiated the 5-0 FA Cup win at Chesterfield in December. His father Graham has refereed recent fixtures against Plymouth and Portsmouth.