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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.
Wrexham AFC look to bounce back on Tuesday night as they travel to Weymouth for another vital National League fixture (7.45pm kick off). The Dragons lost for the first time in 15 matches at the weekend as Woking came from behind to triumph 2-1 in front of the BT Sport cameras.
Wrexham AFC missed a golden opportunity to close the gap on National League leaders Stockport County as they fell to defeat in front of the BT Sport cameras away at Woking. County had earlier lost 2-1 away at Yeovil Town but the Dragons failed to capitalise - also losing 2-1 despite taking the lead in the first half.
Wrexham AFC continue their National League campaign this Saturday as they make the long trip south to take on Woking at the Laithwaite Community Stadium. BT Sport will be broadcasting the match live with a kick off time of 5.20pm.
Wrexham AFC play their third home game in a week as the Reds welcome Eastleigh to the Racecourse for a National League clash (Saturday- 3pm kick off). With only nine league games remaining, the Dragons will want to continue their superb recent form in order to keep the pressure on league leaders Stockport County.
Wrexham AFC return to league action tomorrow night (Tuesday 7.45pm) as they welcome Barnet to the Racecourse. The Dragons currently trail league leaders Stockport County by 11 points, albeit with a game in hand.
A former player and son of much-loved ex-manager Gary Johnson, the 40-year-old took charge after the sacking of Steve Cotterill in February 2016 and lasted a little more than four years at the helm – helping City grow into a well-established Championship side without ever reaching the top six.