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Wrexham 1-0 Southend United: Drama in Palm of our hands!

Phil Parkinson hailed the discipline of his Wrexham side as they moved to within one point of leaders Stockport County ahead of next Sunday’s showdown between the two.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 May 2022

By Matt Waters

WREXHAM 1
Palmer 47

SOUTHEND UTD 0

OLE FOR OLLIE! Ollie Palmer takes the plaudits after scoring Wrexham’s winner
PICTURE: Gemma Thomas

PHIL Parkinson hailed the discipline of his Wrexham side as they moved to within one point of leaders Stockport County ahead of next Sunday’s showdown between the two.
Ollie Palmer’s 14th goal since joining the Red Dragons from AFC Wimbledon in January proved the difference in a tightly contested game against a well-organised Southend side.
And when Stockport slipped to a 2-1 home defeat to Boreham Wood in the evening kick-off, it left the...

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