Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson described his team's performance as "nowhere near good enough" following their 3-2 defeat to Stevenage at the Stok Racecourse. A first League One home defeat of the season leaves the Dragons third in the table.

Wrexham’s work on the redevelopment of their new stadium is gaining progress as the club plan to turn their stadium into a ‘real cauldron’. The League One side are set to submit

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Wrexham lost more ground on the top two and manager Phil Parkinson was furious - how will they respond on the pitch and in transfer market?

A 3-2 defeat to Stevenage on Tuesday has taken the Red Dragons' winless run in League One to three matches, and they are now six points behind the Chairboys, who occupy second place. On the other hand, Birmingham are now eight points clear of the Welsh outfit, and they also have two games in hand on those below them in the third tier.

Phil Parkinson has called on his Wrexham side to cut out the errors that are costing his side points in the race for promotion in League One.

New Wrexham director Kaleen Allyn has revealed her family had turned down previous opportunities to invest in football clubs before coming on board at Wrexham. Allyn was named as a new executive director last week and was in Wrexham for Thursday's Racecourse clash with fellow League One promotion hopefuls Birmingham City.

Phil Parkinson remains committed to strengthening his squad before the winter transfer window closes on Monday.

Birmingham retained its league lead after a 1-0 victory over fourth-place Huddersfield. NFL great Tom Brady is a minority shareholder of Birmingham, which leads Wycombe by two points with two games in hand. “HUGE win today boys,” Brady said in a social media post.

Meanwhile, Football League World exclusively revealed the news of Wrexham 's interest in Reading's star striker before the window closes next Monday. Given the club's financial situation, there is every chance that a key player could be sold.

Wrexham competes in English soccer's league system but the Welsh soccer club owned by Hollywood celebrities Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney was hoping to be allowed to participate in the Welsh League Cup.

Neither hosts Wrexham or Birmingham City earned bragging rights in the "Hollywood derby" with a 1-1 draw on Thursday, in the battle between celebrity-owned clubs gunning for promotion from England's League One.