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SPOILS SHARED IN FIERY WELSH DERBY

By Phil Blanche

SWANSEA CITY 0 WREXHAM 0

CHAMPIONSHIP leaders Swansea and Wrexham fought out a draw in a passionate all-Welsh affair.
Chances were hard to come by on a night when the sold out signs went up at the Swansea. com Stadium and there was more graft than craft on show.
Neither goalkeeper was tested until Zan Vipotnik slid Moussa Yeo’s cross into the arms of Anthony Patterson nine minutes from time, while Kieffer Moore tested Swansea’s Lawrence Vigouroux in stoppage time.
Red Dragons boss Phil Parkinson might have felt Swansea should have been reduced to 10 ...

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