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Wrexham 2-2 Sheffield Wednesday: Phil Parkinson wanted to see much more

Phil Parkinson Wrexham

WREXHAM 2

Moore 15, 31
SHEFFIELD WED 2

Bannan 63, Cadamarteri 81
Frustrated Phil Parkinson has admitted Wrexham’s summer spending may not be over after the Red Dragons threw away a two-goal lead.
Kieffer Moore’s first-half double put Wrexham within touching distance of a maiden Championship win, but the Owls dominated the second period, and goals from Barry Bannan and Bailey Cadamarteri secured a deserved stalemate.

Bailey Cadamarteri
Parkinson was frustrated with Wrexham’s second-half performance and suggested there could be more additions, despite the Championship newcomers having alre...

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