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DRAGONS BREATHING FIRE AGAIN

DRAGONS BREATHING

By Mark Currie

NEAT FINISH: Luke Young scores Wrexham’s winner
PICTURE: Alun Roberts

WREXHAM halted a run of four successive league defeats, but made heavy weather of beating relegation-threatened Maidenhead United at the Racecourse yesterday.
Luke Young’s 65thminute strike clinched three valuable points for the Dragons and was the side’s first goal of 2019 coming after more than nine hours game time without one.
But recalled striker Rekeil Pyke was the star of the afternoon, his powerful display causing countless problems for the visitors and Dragons boss Graham Bar...

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