Wycombe made it 10 league games unbeaten as they comfortably defeated struggling Leyton Orient 3-0 at Adams Park.
The Chairboys made five changes from the team that defeated Burton 3-2 in midweek, as out went Gideon Kodua, Bez Lubala, Luke Leahy, Josh Scowen and Richard Kone.
In came Dan Udoh, Garath McCleary, Cam Humphreys, Tyreeq Bakinson and Fred Onyedinma, and these changes proved pivotal.
After five minutes, a mistake by Ethan Galbraith allowed Onyedinma through one-on-one with Orient keeper Josh Keeley.
He took a couple of touches to steady himself and placed it under the onrushing shot-stopper to register his second goal of the season.
Wanderers dominated the opening 45 from the off as Udoh, Bakinson and McCleary all went close to finding their second goal of the afternoon.
And it duly came on the stroke of half-time as Udoh buried his attempt into the roof of the net.
Dan Harvie started the move on the left-hand side, and after he fed through Humphreys, the latter’s cross was expertly converted by the Nigerian.
Orient rarely threatened and midway through the second half, Wycombe wrapped up the win with Humphreys’ third strike of the campaign.
Orient sit just above the relegation zone.
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