EFL League One REVIEW 26 Sep 2026: Danny Ings marks his Wycombe debut with a stoppage-time equaliser against Reading

League One's Saturday card was cut in half by postponements, and the five matches that did go ahead produced four draws or narrow wins and one stoppage-time twist that summed up Wycombe Wanderers' week.

Cambridge United drew 1-1 with AFC Wimbledon at the Cledara Abbey Stadium in front of 7,819. Jayden Stockley put the visitors ahead with a volley in the 30th minute, and it stayed that way until the first minute of stoppage time, when Zak Bradshaw turned home a Pelly Mpanzu corner from the back post to snatch a point. Our consensus had made Cambridge favourites; the draw split the difference.

Burton Albion won 1-0 at Plymouth Argyle, a result our consensus had not expected. Jack Armer scored the only goal in the 70th minute, converting the rebound after goalkeeper Murphy Cooper had parried a low cross into the box. It was Burton's first win at Home Park since 2018 and their first clean sheet of the season.

Kyle Wootton's goal six minutes into the second half settled it for Stockport County against Peterborough United, who had sacked Luke Williams and turned to interim manager Ryan Harley in the days before the trip. Stockport had been favourites in our consensus, and the home win matched it.

Wycombe Wanderers and Reading shared four goals and both sides led at some point. Paudie O'Connor put Reading ahead within two minutes of the restart, Jayden Wareham headed Wycombe level midway through the half, and substitute Jacob Brown restored Reading's lead with ten minutes left. Danny Ings, signed the day before the match, marked his debut with a stoppage-time equaliser to make it 2-2. Our consensus had favoured Reading; the draw was the closer of the two outcomes it considered.