Wrexham’s recent victory over Oxford has propelled the team to 15th place in the Championship standings. This success places Wrexham above their Welsh rivals, Swansea City, based on goals scored. Manager Phil Parkinson highlighted this achievement as a significant indicator of the club’s growth.
Wrexham’s Progress in the Championship
According to Parkinson, “It doesn’t mean a great deal at this stage, but little markers like that along the way are important for Wrexham Football Club.” He emphasized the team’s objective to uphold this positive trajectory.
Injury Updates Ahead of Upcoming Match
As Wrexham prepares for their next challenge against Middlesbrough, the club faces some injury concerns. Midfielder Elliot Lee will miss the game due to a knee issue. Additionally, teammates Ollie Rathbone and Ben Sheaf are currently being assessed for thigh and groin injuries, respectively. Furthermore, long-term injuries will keep Jay Rodriguez, Danny Ward, Andy Cannon, Harry Ashfield, and Aaron James sidelined.
Looking Ahead to Middlesbrough Game
In discussing the upcoming match, Parkinson acknowledged the competence of Middlesbrough’s management team, including Rob Edwards and assistant Adi Viveash. Parkinson noted, “They’re really good football people.” He also recognized Middlesbrough’s strong start to the season and the high expectations surrounding the club, which has a history of playing in the Premier League.
- Wrexham’s Current Position: 15th in the Championship
- Key Injuries:
- Elliot Lee – Knee problem
- Ollie Rathbone – Thigh issue
- Ben Sheaf – Groin problem
- Long-term absentees:
- Jay Rodriguez
- Danny Ward
- Andy Cannon
- Harry Ashfield
- Aaron James
- Middlesbrough Match: Upcoming challenge for Wrexham
Parkinson is focused on ensuring Wrexham brings their “A-game” for what promises to be a thrilling week ahead. The team aims to build on their recent momentum and continues to strive for improvement within the competitive landscape of the Championship.
