Cleworth rescues Wrexham
Max Cleworth became Wrexham’s hero after scoring a dramatic late equaliser, preserving the team’s unbeaten run under owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.
The hosts had fallen behind earlier in the second half, but Wrexham refused to give up, pushing forward relentlessly in the closing minutes. Cleworth’s precise header from a deep cross found the back of the net, sending the home supporters into celebration.
This result extends Wrexham’s streak without defeat, reinforcing their resilience and fighting spirit in the Championship. Manager Phil Parkinson praised the squad’s determination, noting that maintaining consistency remains the key to their promotion hopes.
“We never stop believing until the final whistle. That’s what this group is all about,” said Parkinson after the match.
Wrexham’s next fixture will test their stamina further, but the mood in the camp remains buoyant, with momentum clearly on their side.
Author summary: Max Cleworth’s late strike helped Wrexham sustain their unbeaten momentum, reflecting the team’s growing confidence under Reynolds and McElhenney's leadership.
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