"Yeovil are exciting, they go forward and create chances. But they allow you to have chances as well and we’re hoping that what we’ve come up with in training this week might just give them a surprise," he said.
But according to Wycombe striker Steve Claridge, Yeovil, whose manager Gary Johnson signed a new three year contract with the club today, will stay in the top two for the remaining three games despite slipping up at Kidderminster last week.
"Everybody has been a bit surprised with Yeovil's hiccup of late but that is all it probably is. Throughout the season everyone has been praising them and they have a very good manager in Gary Johnson so I think they will be okay," said Claridge.
Adrian Caceres is expected to feature at some point against his former club.