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Wrexham 3-2 Eastleigh: Dragons love a late drama!

Phil Parkinson was delighted to reward the 9,100 anxious Wrexham supporters with another dramatic last-gasp winner against Eastleigh.

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 April 2022

By Matt Waters

WREXHAM 3
Hayden 27, Mullin 77, 90+6 (pen)

EASTLEIGH 2
Whitehall 26, 65

GET IN THERE! Wrexham’s Paul Mullin, right, is mobbed after his last-gasp winner from the penalty spot
PICTURE: Gemma Thomas

PHIL Parkinson was delighted to reward the 9,100 anxious Wrexham supporters with another dramatic last-gasp winner against Eastleigh.
Two goals from Danny Whitehall looked like handing Eastleigh an unlikely three points, only for Paul Mullin to equalise 13 minutes from time.
And in shades of the crazy 6-5 home win over Dover Athletic a fortnight ago, Mullin struck the winner fro...

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