Rovers made five changes to the XI that started last weekend at Mansfield and one of those, Billy Sharp, came close with a couple of attempts in the early part of the match.
Rovers looked the livelier but it was their final ball that was letting them down. The hosts almost caught Wycombe out multiple times after some dicey passes back to 'keeper Mikki van Sas near to his goal, but the visitors managed to clear their lines just in time.
In terms of attempts for Wycombe, they were restricted to precious little aside from an Alex Lowry effort that Thimothee Lo-Tutala dealt comfortably with. Rovers took the lead just before the hour mark and it was gift-wrapped by van Sas - the stopper stretching to keep a backpass in play only for his heavy touch to see the ball trickle into the path of Sharp. From just a few yards out, the veteran was never going to miss.
Wycombe made a triple sub in response to going behind and it was one of those changes, Junior Quitirna, who restored parity. He fired home centrally in the box after Rovers failed to clear their lines after a rapid break from Wanderers.
Their captain Jack Grimmer drew a fine reaction save from Lo-Tutala as the game ticked down but neither side could snatch a winner as spoils were shared in DN4.
Here's how we rated the Rovers players today:

9. Luke Molyneux 7
Lively and constantly tried to make things happen. One glorious display of control late on in the first half. Like many, faded towards the end but he at least kept asking questions. Photo: Howard Roe/AHPIX LTD

10. Billy Sharp 8
Came close early on with a couple of sighters and was there to pounce on van Sas' gaping error for the opener as he sniffed out the chance to add yet another goal to his bulging career tally. A proper shift before going off on 77 minutes. Photo: Howard Roe/AHPIX LTD

11. Jordan Gibson 8
Picked up where he left off at Boro, with some early drives as he grabbed possession and tormented the Wycombe defence. Super showing. Photo: Howard Roe/AHPIX LTD

12. Glenn Middleton 5
Couldn't quite get his eye in with his attempted balls into the box. Photo: Andrew Roe/AHPIX LTD

