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Kick off 14:00 (UK)

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21 September 2022 Venue Swansway Stadium Attendance

Kick off 14:00 (UK)

Wrexham AFC
1 - 0
FT
Preston North End
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5-3-2
  • 1
    Rory Watson
    GK
  • 2
    Dan Jones
    GK
  • 3
    James Rainbird
    GK
  • 4
    Scott Butler
    GK
  • 5
    Rowan Davies
    GK
  • 7
    Kai Evans
    GK
  • 6
    Will Mountfield (C)
    GK
  • 8
    Tom Jenkins
    GK
  • 9
    Jake Bickerstaff
    GK
  • 10
    Trialist
    GK
  • 11
    Trialist
    GK

Substitutes

  • 13
    Kai Calderbank-Park
    SUB
  • 14
    Reece Oliver
    SUB
  • 12
    Jacob Milner
    SUB
  • 15
    David Jones
    SUB

Manager

  • -
    David Jones

5-3-2
  • -
    James Pradic
    GK
  • -
    Finlay Wallbank
    DF
  • -
    Jacob Slater
    DF
  • -
    Kian Best
    DF
  • -
    Lewis Coulton
    DF
  • -
    Josh Seary
    DF
  • -
    Dana Amaral
    MF
  • -
    Finlay Cross-Adair
    FW
  • -
    Noah Mawene
    MF
  • -
    Lewis Leigh (C)
    MF
  • -
    Kitt Nelson
    FW

Substitutes

  • 12
    Cole McGhee
    SUB
  • 13
    Tommy Davies
    SUB
  • 14
    Rio Pemberton
    SUB
  • 15
    Izac Khan
    SUB
  • 16
    Ethan Eccleston
    SUB

Manager

  • -
    Nick Harrison

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Match Reports

REPORT | Wrexham AFC Reserves 1-0 Preston North End

Kai Evans' free-kick earns vist

21 September 2022

Kai Evans superb first half free-kick was enough to earn the three points in a solid performance against Preston North End.

David Jones made several changes to the side that lost at Bolton last week, with a number of the under-18s squad stepping up.

PNE never truly threatened Rory Watson’s goal, in what was a comfortable victory for the Red Dragons.

The first chance of the tie fell to one of the trialist family, who made a well-timed run to latch onto Watson’s through ball, but his shot was well saved by James Pradic.

Wrexham continued to pressure the visitors, and Kai Evans came close to putting the Red Dragons ahead, as his free kick went narrowly wide of the post.

Lewis Leigh started to dictate play for Preston, but his best efforts of the first twenty minutes both sailed over Rory Watson’s cross bar.

The majority of the first half was a cagey encounter, with neither side really taking a hold of the game.

However, it was the Red Dragons whose pressure counted the most, as Evans played an excellent ball through to the Trialist A, who was hauled down by Padric, earning Wrexham a free-kick.

Wrexham took the lead from the resulting free kick, as Evans strike this time nestled into the bottom corner, out of reach for Padric.

Padric was replaced later in the half by Tommy Davies who was called into action immediately, as he did well to parry Jake Bickerstaff’s effort away.

The visitors started the second half searching for an equaliser, as substitute Rio Pemberton played a well weighted ball across the six-yard box, but no yellow shirt could convert from it.

PNE were the more expansive of the two sides in the latter stages, but Evans caught The Lilywhites out on the counter attack, and unleashed a 40 yard strike which Davies just about dealt with.

Wrexham had a late flurry of opportunities to double the advantage, with Evans and Trialist A both creating chances, but neither able to convert.

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