Aldershot Town vs Wrexham

Welcome to live text commentary of Wrexham's National League game against Aldershot Town at The Recreation Ground. Follow all the action here.

Aldershot came up short in box office clash in front of 4658 at the EBB, with Sam Dalby scoring a 96th minute winner from a corner to give Wrexham all the ...

The second half began with neither side able to break through, with Justin Amaluzor coming closest for either side in the 57th minute. The ball had come in from Joe Partington and it initially looked like the ball had gone out of play, and once Jake Hutchinson tucked home the cheers were quickly halted as the referee had indicated a goal kick to Wrexham. However, a thrilling first half had another twist in it for the Shots. Shots were able to fire themselves back into the game just before the 30 minute mark, with Oliver Pendlebury scoring his first goal for the Shots. Justin Amaluzor did well to drive himself into a crossing position, and Jake Hutchinson’s headed effort from the cross went just wide of the Wrexham goal. A shot from Elliot Lee was blocked by Haji Mnoga, and the referee deemed that Mnoga had used his hand, giving Paul Mullin a chance to convert from the spot.

Hollywood superstar Reynolds and Always Sunny in Philadelphia creator McElhenney witnessed Wrexham concede in the 89th minute to potentially throw away a much- ...

Football is magic/hell." McElhenney tweeted: "I very may well die of a cardiac event this season. Wrexham will be 20 points ahead of the third-placed team in the league if the Welsh outfit win their games in hand, with the title race with Notts County set to go down to the wire for the one automatic promotion spot.

Wrexham co-owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney had similar reactions after they watched their side come out on top of a seven-goal thriller with a ...

A second-placed finish would mean a second successive season in the play-offs, in which they were beat by Grimsby Town last year. The National League side triumphed in a rollercoaster clash away at Aldershot, with their Hollywood actor owners watching on from afar. Dear god, @Wrexham_AFC." Should they win both of those, they would climb back to the summit, where they need to be to achieve automatic promotion to the football league. But substitute Sam Dalby popped up with a header in the sixth minute of stoppage time to give Wrexham a massive three points in their promotion push. [Ryan Reynolds](https://www.dailystar.co.uk/latest/ryan-reynolds) was in need of a drink while [Rob McElhenney](https://www.dailystar.co.uk/latest/rob-mcelhenney) joked he may have a heart attack after [Wrexham](https://www.dailystar.co.uk/latest/wrexham-football-club) won a seven-goal thriller in the 96th minute.

Aldershot came up short in a box-office clash in front of 4658 at the EBB, with Sam Dalby scoring a 96th minute winner from a corner to give Wrexham all the ...

The second half began with neither side able to break through, with Justin Amaluzor coming closest for either side in the 57th minute. The ball had come in from Joe Partington and it initially looked like the ball had gone out of play, and once Jake Hutchinson tucked home the cheers were quickly halted as the referee had indicated a goal kick to Wrexham. However, a thrilling first half had another twist in it for the Shots. Shots were able to fire themselves back into the game just before the 30 minute mark, with Oliver Pendlebury scoring his first goal for the Shots. Justin Amaluzor did well to drive himself into a crossing position, and Jake Hutchinson’s headed effort from the cross went just wide of the Wrexham goal. A shot from Elliot Lee was blocked by Haji Mnoga, and the referee deemed that Mnoga had used his hand, giving Paul Mullin a chance to convert from the spot.