End that was permitted to be included in the total capacity calculation in October 2015, the terrace's maximum capacity was provisionally reduced from 2,131 (officially licensed 1,717) to 1,494 pending remedial work to be carried out by the club in the near future. Facilities The stadium contains two hospitality suites, the Caledonian Suite, located behind the Beechdean Stand, and the Woodlands Suite, situated on the Executive Box level of the Frank Adams Stand. The ground also contains a bar, called Monty's (named after late club president Monty Seymour), and since 2006 a club shop in the corner of the ground between the PreSonus and Troo stands. Significant matches 17 November 1992 – England U19s 2–1 Turkey U19s 16 November 2005 – England U19s 2–0 Switzerland U19s 6 March 2006 – FA Women's Premier League Cup final (Arsenal 1–2 Charlton Athletic) 13 May 2006 – League Two play-off semi-final first leg (Wycombe 1–2 Cheltenham Town) 10 January 2007 – League Cup semi-final first leg (Wycombe 1–1 Chelsea) 2 May 2009 – Wycombe promoted to Football League One (Wycombe 1–2 Notts County) 7 May 2011 – Wycombe promoted to Football League One (Wycombe 3–1 Southend United) 21 March 2013 – England U21s 3–0 Romania U21s 6 April 2013 – First Super League match at Adams Park (London Broncos 20–46 Bradford) 5 May 2018 – Wycombe's last match in League Two as Wycombe were promoted the week before (Wycombe 1–0 Stevenage) 19 November 2019 – England U20s 3–0 Iceland U20s See also Development of stadiums in English football References External links Wycombe Wanderers FC Football venues in England Sports venues in Buckinghamshire English Football League venues Women's Super League venues High Wycombe Wycombe Wanderers F.C. Sports venues completed in 1990 Wasps RFC