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RED DRAGONS THRILLER HAS PARKY PROUD

By Eleanor Crooks

WREXHAM 5
Moore 6, Windass 37, Thomason 66, Doyle 75, Broadhead 86
IPSWICH TOWN 3
Att: Mehmeti 20, Azon 45, Kipre 47
PHIL Parkinson lavished praise on the character of his Wrexham team after their remarkable victory over Ipswich Town – but was furious they were not awarded a penalty.
The visitors twice fought back in the first half, Anis Mehmeti and Ivan Azon cancelling out efforts from Kieffer Moore and Josh Windass, while Cedric Kipre scored a stunner to put the visitors in front after the break. But George Thomason equalised with his first goal for ...

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