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MANNING HITS OUT AT HOME SHOWING

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NORWICH CITY head coach Liam Manning lamented seeing Wrexham inflict his side’s fourth successive home loss this season.
Manning’s men had found themselves in front, when Jack Stacey ignored offside appeals to score.
A 26,000-strong Carrow Road support might have thought momentum would have continued in the second-half, but the visitors were intent on flipping the script.
Wrexham levelled after only a minute ofthe second period, with Josh Windass scoring on his return from injury, and the Canaries’ fans soon had to swallow any pride gained ear...

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