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Notts County 1-0 Wrexham: County back – making a Mark!

For new boss Ian Burchnall it was more like the sound of relief as he got his Magpies reign up and running with a huge three points against their promotion rivals in his third game in charge.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 April 2021

By Matt Badcock

NOTTS COUNTY 1
Ellis 80

WREXHAM 0

MATCH WINNER: Mark Ellis sets off in celebration after his close-range finish earned Notts County a hard-earned victory
PICTURE: Ritchie Sumpter

THE CHEERS could be heard across the Trent when Mark Ellis turned in a late, vital, winner for Notts County.
For new boss Ian Burchnall it was more like the sound of relief as he got his Magpies reign up and running with a huge three points against their promotion rivals in his third game in charge.
No wonder Burchnall, who also saw the welcome return from the bench of Callum Roberts, ...

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