With their hopes of moving up from League Two strengthened by a 3-1 victory over Grimsby on Saturday, Wrexham’s manager, Phil Parkinson, had all praise for his team.
Consequently, what happened?
Wrexham defeated Grimsby 3-1 on Saturday in League Two, with to two goals from Andy Cannon and a strike from Paul Mullin, adding more momentum to their prospects of winning back-to-back promotions. After winning their previous two games, Parkinson’s team responded admirably to the match, and the manager identified the two crucial traits that contributed to the team’s three-point haul at the end of play.
PARKINSON’S MENTION
It was a tremendous win for us under really tough circumstances, he told reporters. The wind would always have an effect on the game, but especially in the first half, our professionalism and game management were excellent.
It was crucial that we demonstrated our quality in order to generate those opportunities and eventually seize them. We addressed a few things in training following our most recent game, and we were much better at focusing ourselves and reaching our goals.
Credit to Grimsby too, as David Artell has brought a positive energy to the team, especially in the last few games, which have yielded positive outcomes. Although they are a formidable opponent, we were able to
THE LARGER IMAGE
After being promoted from League Two the previous season, Wrexham is attempting to advance from the league for the first time. Wrexham is competing against Mansfield Town, Stockport County, and MK Dons for a spot in the top three at the end of the season, with three automatic promotion berths up for grabs. At the moment, Wrexham are in third position, one point ahead of Stockport in second and three ahead of MK Dons in fourth.
FUTURE ASPECTS FOR WREXHAM
Wrexham will now begin gearing up for a crucial match on Good Friday against league leaders Mansfield. If the Red Dragons win all three points at SToK Racecourse, they will tie their opponents for promotion.
