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ENG EFL Championship
10-14 02:45
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88′
B.Cadamarteri
Z. Vyner
88′
Ryan·Longman
J.Ekomie
84′
1-2
A.Heggebo
Assist: I.Price
83′
O.Diakite
T.Collyer
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Z. Vyner
80′
N. Phillips
C.Mepham
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1-1
I.Price
76′
A.Heggebo
B. Stewart
76′
J.Morgan
H.Whitwell
72′
L. O'Brien
O. Rathbone
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D.Imray
I·Kabore
69′
S. Smith
K.Moore
65′
B. Stewart
64′
1-0
K.Moore
Assist: O. Rathbone
Halftime 0-0
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Match Info

Wrexham 1-2 West Bromwich Albion ended with the visitors taking a narrow English Football League Championship victory at the Racecourse Ground on October 14, 2026. West Bromwich Albion's extra quality in the final third proved the difference, though Wrexham produced a spirited second-half response and pushed the promotion-chasing Baggies all the way.

Match Overview

West Brom started brightly and took the lead when Josh Maja finished a well-crafted move with a low strike. Wrexham grew into the game and equalised after the break through Paul Mullin, whose relentless movement in the box was rewarded with a typical poacher's goal. Just as the home crowd sensed a winner, West Brom struck again, with Grady Diangana curling a fine effort into the far corner to secure the points.

Key Moments

  • 23' — West Brom 1-0: Josh Maja connects with a cut-back and finds the bottom corner.
  • 61' — Wrexham 1-1: Paul Mullin reacts first to a loose ball and fires home from close range.
  • 79' — West Brom 2-1: Grady Diangana cuts inside and curls a shot beyond the goalkeeper.
  • 90+2' — Wrexham chance: A late header is cleared off the line as West Brom survive a final scare.

Tactical Story

Wrexham's high-energy approach made the game competitive, especially in the second half when they pressed West Brom's midfield and forced turnovers. However, West Brom's technical quality on the ball allowed them to play through pressure and create chances in transition. The Baggies also targeted the space behind Wrexham's advanced full-backs, and that tactical battle produced the winning goal. Wrexham's set-piece threat remained a concern for West Brom until the final whistle.

Standout Players

Grady Diangana was West Brom's standout performer, drifting between the lines and delivering the decisive moment. Josh Maja's link-up play and finishing were also important, while West Brom's goalkeeper made a crucial late stop. For Wrexham, Paul Mullin took his goal well and never stopped running, but the home side lacked the same composure in the final minutes that West Brom showed at the other end.

Championship Impact

The result strengthens West Bromwich Albion's push for a high finish in the English Football League Championship, while Wrexham continue to adapt to the demands of the second tier. The Racecourse Ground remains a tough place for visiting teams, and West Brom will view this as a professional away win. For Wrexham, the performance offered encouragement even in defeat, but the search for greater consistency continues.