Northampton Town v Wycombe Wanderers, 04 January 2003
| Score | 5-0 to Wycombe Wanderers |
| Referee | Mike Ryan |
| Competition | League Division 2 |
| Venue | Sixfields Stadium |
| Attendance | 4,679 |
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Goals:
Starting lineup:
Goalkeeper
Glyn Thompson
Defender/Right back
Jerry Gill
Defender/Right back
Chris Marsh
Defender
Paul Reid
Defender/Centre back
Richard Hope
Defender/Centre back
Ian Sampson
Defender/Midfielder
Paul Harsley
Midfielder
Chris Hargreaves
Midfielder
Paul Trollope
Forward
Marco Gabbiadini
Forward
Darryn Stamp
Substitutions:
| Derek Asamoah for Jerry Gill | 56 |
| Chris Carruthers for Paul Trollope | 60 |
| Jamie Forrester for Richard Hope | 76 |
Cards:
| Chris Hargreaves | 11 | Y |
| Jerry Gill | 33 | Y |
| Paul Reid | 55 | Y |
Comments:
League position: 15th Unused substitutes: Paul McGregor and Nathan Abbey. This equalled Northampton Town's heaviest-ever defeat at the Sixfields Stadium. They also lost 0-5 to Bury on 7 March 1995 in a Third Division match.Goals:
| Jonny Dixon | 8 |
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| Michael Simpson | 45 |
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| Stuart Roberts | 46 |
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| Stuart Roberts | 78 |
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| Stuart Roberts | 82 |
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Starting lineup:
Frank Talia
Goalkeeper
Roger Johnson
Defender/Centre back
Mark Rogers
Defender/Centre back
Andy Thomson
Defender/Centre back
Steve Brown
Midfielder
Dannie Bulman
Midfielder
Keith Ryan
Midfielder
Michael Simpson
Midfielder
Jonny Dixon
Forward
Craig Faulconbridge
Forward
Danny Senda
Forward
Substitutions:
| Stuart Roberts for Jonny Dixon | 39 |
| Darren Currie for Steve Brown | 85 |
| Richard Harris for Craig Faulconbridge | 85 |
Cards:
| Jonny Dixon | 33 | Y |
| Stuart Roberts | 46 | Y |
| Roger Johnson | 75 | Y |
Comments:
League position: 15th Unused substitutes: Paul McGregor and Nathan Abbey. This equalled Northampton Town's heaviest-ever defeat at the Sixfields Stadium. They also lost 0-5 to Bury on 7 March 1995 in a Third Division match.Comments:
League position: 13th Unused substitutes: Paul McCarthy and Lewis Cook. This equalled Wycombe Wanderers biggest-ever win in the Football League. They also beat Burnley 5-0 at Adams Park in the Second Division on 15 April 1997.