Parkinson seeks Wrexham repeat performance against Wolves

Parkinson wants Wrexham to replicate their 2-0 Middlesbrough form against second-placed Wolves on Saturday, his 150th home game in charge.

Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson has challenged his players to maintain the mentality that earned them a 2-0 victory over Middlesbrough when they face Wolves on Saturday. The win eased pressure on Parkinson after his side had won just one of their previous five Championship games. Wolves sit second in the table, one point behind Middlesbrough, and Parkinson knows another strong performance will be required. "You've got to be on it like that every game," Parkinson said. "It's a consistency level and it's the certain kind of non-negotiables of the way we want to play." Saturday's fixture at the Racecourse will mark Parkinson's 150th home game in charge since his appointment in July 2021, during which he has recorded 101 wins, 30 draws and 18 defeats. He is keen to mark the milestone with victory. Wrexham will be without Callum O'Hare (ankle injury), Josh Windass, Nathan Broadhead and Liberato Cacace.