BATESBURG-LEESVILLE, S.C. (Interstat) — Wycombe and Reading played to a 2-2 draw in a League One match at Adams Park on Saturday, with the home side and visiting side each finishing with two goals. Wycombe was the home team, and Reading was the visitor. The League One fixture was organized in England. The result left Reading with 3 wins, 2 losses and 2 draws in the competition, and Wycombe with 2 wins, 2 losses and 4 draws. Reading also holds a 3-2-2 record across all competitions, while Wycombe’s overall mark is 2-2-4. The competition and overall records are identical for each club at this stage of the season.

Reading entered the match after a series of varied results. The side had beaten Notts 2-0 at home, lost 2-1 at Cambridge, beaten Blackpool 3-1 at home, routed Mansfield 5-0 at home, played a 0-0 draw at Wimbledon and lost 4-3 at Luton. Reading’s previous results include wins over Notts, Blackpool and Mansfield, losses to Cambridge and Luton, and a draw with Wimbledon. Against Wycombe, Reading found another scoreline that added to its mixed run. Reading has now recorded three wins, two losses and two draws in League One, matching its all-competitions record. The visitors scored twice at Adams Park, but they could not leave with all three points.

Wycombe arrived after a 1-0 win at Wigan, a 3-2 win at Leyton, a 3-3 home draw with Milton Keynes, a 2-1 home loss to Wednesday, a 5-1 loss at Stockport, a 1-1 draw at Plymouth and a 1-1 draw at Blackpool. Wycombe’s previous results include wins over Wigan and Leyton, losses to Wednesday and Stockport, and draws with Milton Keynes, Plymouth and Blackpool. The draw with Reading added another point to a campaign that has featured four draws in the competition. Wycombe’s League One record now stands at 2 wins, 2 losses and 4 draws, the same as its record across all competitions. The hosts scored twice, matching Reading’s output, but could not secure a victory.

The only yellow card recorded in the match came in the 30th minute, when Wycombe’s Dan Casey was cautioned. A statistical checkpoint at the 45th minute did not list totals for either side. Both teams finished with two goals, and neither side was able to find a winning goal before the final whistle. The match remained level through the closing stages, leaving the teams to share the points. The draw added to a competitive League One campaign for both clubs, with Reading and Wycombe each taking a point from the fixture at Adams Park.

Reading’s next 10 League One fixtures, in order, are a home game against Bradford, a trip to Milton Keynes, a visit to Wigan, a home match against Leyton, a home match against Barnsley, a road game at Plymouth, a road game at Oxford, a road game at Stockport, a home match against Bromley and a road game at Wednesday. The listed fixtures follow Reading’s draw with Wycombe. The club’s competition record remains 3 wins, 2 losses and 2 draws. Reading’s schedule includes a mix of home and away matches in League One.

Wycombe’s next 10 League One fixtures, in order, are a trip to Bromley, a home match against Luton, a home match against Notts, a trip to Cambridge, a trip to Wimbledon, a home match against Burton, a home match against Huddersfield, a trip to Oxford, a home match against Bradford and a trip to Barnsley. Wycombe’s upcoming League One schedule follows its draw with Reading. The club’s competition record remains 2 wins, 2 losses and 4 draws. The club’s upcoming schedule includes several home dates and a number of away trips in League One.

Interstat’s game simulator had projected a final score of Reading 2, Wycombe 1. Interstat’s ELO system had projected Reading with a 67.1 percent probability to win.