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This could be a League One classic
IT PROMISES to be a League One night to remember when Birmingham City host Wrexham tomorrow evening.
A packed out St Andrew’s will be rocking as two high-profile teams go headto-head in what has all the makings of a classic encounter.
The Blues have their £10m man in Jay Stansfield and a host of other forward options to try to break down an obdurate Wrexham rearguard.
But it shouldn’t be forgotten that the Welsh side also have an array of attacking talent at their disposal.
Jack Marriott has looked really sharp so far this term...

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