The match came alive after 13 minutes when Ryan Alebiosu made a quick run down the right and crossed for Eidur Gudjohnsen, who headed the ball past Wrexham goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo to give Blackburn the lead.
Wrexham struggled to respond in the first half but grew stronger after the break. Their persistence paid off late in the second half when a defensive lapse from Blackburn allowed Wrexham to level the score just before full time.
Both teams left the field with mixed feelings. Blackburn rued missed chances to extend their lead, while Wrexham celebrated a late point that reflected their determination and resilience.
“We kept fighting until the end, and that spirit made the difference,” said a Wrexham team representative after the game.
This result leaves Wrexham with a valuable point in their ongoing campaign, showing they can compete with stronger Championship opposition. Blackburn, meanwhile, will see this as two points dropped after controlling large portions of the match.
Author’s summary: A determined Wrexham side salvaged a late draw against Blackburn thanks to persistence that turned a narrow defeat into a morale-boosting result.