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Wrexham AFC boss Phil Parkinson was adamant his side will bounce back from the disappointment of losing at Wembley. The Dragons face a vital play-off semi-final tie at the Racecourse this Saturday, just days after losing the FA Trophy final at Wembley.
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Wrexham AFC manager Phil Parkinson reflected on his side's defeat at Dagenham and also praised the club's vocal travelling supporters. The Dragons fell just short in their bid to win the National League title as they slipped to a 3-0 defeat at Dagenham & Redbridge whilst rivals Stockport County beat Halifax Town to clinch the title.
Wrexham saw their National League title aspirations dashed at Victoria Road meaning they now face a home play off tie against either Notts County or Grimsby Town. Stockport County clinched the title with a win against Halifax Town.
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Second-placed Wrexham AFC head into their latest National League match on Saturday knowing that a win will put the pressure on current league leaders Stockport County. The Reds take on Southend United at the Racecourse in a 3pm kick off with County playing later in the evening.
It's been a topsy-turvy sort of season for Wrexham AFC. After an underwhelming start to the campaign the Dragons have been in scintillating form in recent times- scoring goals for fun and showing bags of character to win vital matches deep into injury time.
Wrexham AFC produced a sensational second-half display to overwhelm their hosts at the Bob Lucas Stadium. Despite being a goal down at halftime, Phil Parkinson's men recovered in spectacular fashion with six second-half goals to run out 6-1 winners.