Phil Parkinson, the manager of Wrexham, is not permitted to watch Monday’s FA Cup match against Blackburn Rovers from the sidelines.
Consequently, what happened?
When Wrexham plays Championship team Blackburn in the FA Cup’s fourth round on Monday night, they expect to pull off a massive shock and even a giant-killing. Parkinson won’t be in the dugout at Ewood Park when the League Two team plays Newcastle at home in the fifth round, if they win.
AN ANSWER
When Parkinson became enraged with the referee’s decision to give Will Boyle a straight red card against Newport County, he was given a yellow card. He has been suspended against Blackburn as a result of his season-long accumulation of yellow cards, according BBC Sport Wales.
WERE YOU AWARENESS?
Wrexham’s finest FA Cup result occurred in the quarterfinals during the 1996–1997 campaign. They advanced to the fifth round the previous season, losing to Sheffield United in the process. This Monday night, they will want to defeat their Championship rivals to advance to the fifth round.
FUTURE PLANS FOR WREXHAM?
This weekend, the Welsh team plays Salford City in League Two following their FA Cup trip. With a game remaining, the team is now five points behind Stockport in second place in the league.
