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Norwich centre-back Grant Hanley gets frustrated and flings his arm into the midriff of Scott Kashket, who goes down and makes a meal of things.

It was a bit cheeky of Hanley but nothing that warranted any great punishment, and the game goes on.

When you're allowed to change half of your outfielders, as Wycombe have done, I guess fatigue becomes less of an issue.

Expect the hosts to throw the kitchen sink at this final 15 minutes, if they can get enough of the ball.

The one flaw in Emi Buendia's game is he does tend to pick up more than his fair share of cards.

Wycombe sub Scott Kashket beats the Norwich man and is fouled, so the Argentine is yellow-carded - probably for an accumulation of offences.

Wycombe have a little spell of possession and Daryl Horgan floats in a cross but it's meat and drink for Norwich keeper Tim Krul.

Uche Ikpeazu needs a better quality of delivery to make something happen.

There was around a four-minute stoppage there for the injury to Jordan Obita and the resulting changes, giving time for Wycombe to regroup.

Can they find a second wind for this final 20 minutes?

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And there are plenty more Wycombe changes.

Daryl Horgan, Scott Kashket, Curtis Thompson and Nnamdi Ofoborh are all on - that's all five subs made by Gareth Ainsworth.

Anis Mehmeti, Garath McCleary, David Wheeler and Dominic Gape come off.

Wycombe full-back Jordan Obita has been struggling with an injury for a little while and eventually he goes down for treatment.

Luckily the hosts have a ready-made replacement as veteran Joe Jacobson - himself just returning from injury - comes on.

That would've been outstanding had it gone in!

Norwich only half-clear a long throw, David Wheeler heads it back into the mix and Uche Ikpeazu connects perfectly with a scissor kick which flies not too far off-target.

While it's only 1-0 Wycombe have a chance.

Anis Mehmeti wins a useful free-kick is his own half to give Wycombe some respite. Having said that, a counter attack may have been on.

It looks like Gareth Ainsworth is preparing some changes for the hosts.

Has anyone worked out why Norwich playmaker Emi Buendia wasn't picked up by a Premier League club last summer?

Young, a box of tricks, pretty consistent and lots of end product.

Garath McCleary is the third Wycombe player to be booked since half-time, for catching Canaries left-back Dimitris Giannoulis.

Wycombe's Dominic Gape goes to ground, doesn't get the ball and is promptly booked.

That Teemu Pukki opener had some luck about it, but since going ahead Norwich have really gone for the kill.

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If Wycombe aren't careful all their hard work in the first half is going to count for nothing, as Norwich are threatening to take this game away from them.

This time Onel Hernandez picks out Emi Buendia around 10 yards out and the Argentine blazes over the bar.

Onel Hernandez has spurned another great chance to score for Norwich.

Mario Vrancic picks him out but as he bears down on goal he fluffs his lines and the ball goes harmlessly wide.

Meanwhile, David Wheeler has been booked for Wycombe, who are rocking.

That's seven goals in five games for Teemu Pukki, who's back to his poaching best.

And of course Emi Buendia had to be involved in the build-up. The pair have an unbelievable understanding.

Max Aarons gets in down the right for Norwich but Wycombe defend the cross.

However the full-back beats Jordan Obita again and this time Onel Hernandez heads the cross wide.

Aarons is an absolute menace for Norwich and Hernandez should do better.

They're back up and running at Adams Park.

We're yet to see much of a gulf between the sides but maybe that'll change as the teams turn to their benches.

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It only loosely has to be about the game and anything light-hearted is always welcome.

I'm quite looking forward to seeing how this second half plays out.

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• Brentford moved three points clear of third-placed Watford with a 2-1 win over Stoke City.
• Fourth-placed Swansea fell to a 3-1 home defeat by Bristol City and Reading moved up to fifth with a 1-0 win at Rotherham.
• Cardiff's six-match winning run came to an end as they drew 1-1 at Middlesbrough and Barnsley beat Millwall 2-1 to go above the Bluebirds and into seventh.
• Luton came from two goals down to beat lowly Sheffield Wednesday 3-2 and leave the Owls six points adrift of safety thanks to Birmingham's 2-1 win over QPR.

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