2 – 2
“George Dobson's unfortunate own goal gives West Bromwich Albion the early advantage after sustained pressure”
“Josh Maja converts from the penalty spot after Issa Kaboré fouled Jayson Molumby in the area, seemingly putting the match beyond Wrexham's reach”
Pivotal“Josh Windass strikes a magnificent right-footed effort from outside the box to give Wrexham hope and begin their comeback”
Pivotal“George Dobson completes his redemption arc by firing home from the center of the box to level the scores at 2-2”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Wrexham completed a remarkable comeback at The Hawthorns, fighting back from two goals down to secure a 2-2 draw against West Bromwich Albion. The Baggies looked in complete control after George Dobson's unfortunate own goal and Josh Maja's penalty had them 2-0 up by the 38th minute. However, Josh Windass sparked the revival just two minutes into the second half with a stunning strike from outside the box, before Dobson redeemed himself with the equalizer on 62 minutes. Despite West Brom dominating the early proceedings and taking a commanding lead, Wrexham's superior attacking threat was evident in the statistics - 13 shots to 9 and 49 dangerous attacks compared to 37. The draw represents a valuable point for Wrexham in their Championship campaign, while West Bromwich Albion will rue letting a two-goal advantage slip away at home.
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