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Wrexham 2-0 Stockport County: Mullin is the movie maker

Paul Mullin produced an Oscar-winning performance to ensure Wrexham ended Stockport County’s proud 21-game unbeaten record and helped live out the Hollywood dream of a Wembley final.
Wrexham

By Alex Thrower

WREXHAM 2
Mullin 90+1, 90+3

STOCKPORT COUNTY 0

PERFECT SCRIPT: Wrexham’s Ollie Palmer celebrates with hero Paul Mullin, left, in front of the fans, inset
PICTURE: Gemma Thomas

STRIKER Paul Mullin produced an Oscar-winning performance to ensure Wrexham ended Stockport County’s proud 21-game unbeaten record and helped live out the Hollywood dream of a Wembley final.
Mullin struck twice in second-half stoppage time to book the Dragons a place under the Arch for an occasion that manager Phil Parkinson believes belongs to the fans and the club’s A-lister owners Rob McElhenney...

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