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After 1-1, Birmingham maintained a five-pointer leader in the league’s first advance match.
Wrexham led on the racecourse on Thursday night, and Oli Rathbone launched them as ahead. Soon after Birmingham, they linked to the goals awarded by Lyndon Dykes.
The result means that Birmingham and Rexumm have raised their leading advantages to Vokum, who are second.
Birmingham also played a game with Wycombe (56 points) and Wrexham (52 points) than Wycombe.
The loot shared on the racecourse
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Rob Mcelhenney, co -chairman of Wrexham, thanked his club for their support, their competition and Los Angeles Birmingham.
Just nine minutes later, Rexum hit the opening battle. Ollie Palmer (Taylor Gardner-Hickman) in the depths of Birmingham’s territory defeated Taylor Gardner-Hickman-Hickman ), Then Rathbone picked it up, and then worked hard to enter the bottom corner from the outside of the box.
After 18 minutes, Birmingham level. A corner in the depths, Dykes scored to the target before scoring George Dobson.
Rexum is very good at home this season, and it shows this power when pushing the winner in the second half.
Birmingham asked the goalkeeper Ryan AllSOpp for thanks for this, especially in 64 minutes, so as to keep James McClean’s header away from close -up corners.
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Wrexham’s Oliver Rathbone scored in his father’s former club Birmingham in the first conflict of their league.
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Birmingham scored a good corner kick against Rexerm in the first conflict of the league.
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Lexum’s Phil Parkinson:
“I thought we really started us and got a wonderful goal from Oli. What is always disappointed is that our goal can be better. This may shock us.
“I think our response in the second half shows outstanding performance. We have many such games. We nail the team in, and the goal has arrived. But it is not completely fell to us tonight.
“But as far as we asked from the young man: desire, commitment and vitality, we got all these.”
Chris Davies of Birmingham: Chris Davies:
“Mixed emotions. Although we acknowledged the goal, I think we were still very good in the first half, and we responded to this.
“We are very calm, controlled the game again, and scored a good goal from the fixed parts. I like the half of the appearance. I think we are very threatening and rarely give them.
“We have some moments in the second half, but we don’t have the control that we hope. Finally, we eliminate it and strive to achieve the point of view. We will accept this.”
