Wrexham vs Sheffield United

Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson says his side are planning to make it as 'difficult as possible' for Sheffield to advance through to the next round of the FA ...

They managed to reach the quarter-finals of the competition in 1997. The striker, already on the scoresheet, goes on a winding run, defenders backing off and backing off. Tommy Doyle bent it in and no-one picked up Oli McBurnie at the near post. Two of Wrexham's three centre backs are gone in the first 10 minutes. The angle is tight and he smashes it towards goal... Bogle is overeager, stepping in to try to win the ball when he should just be jockeying him, and Mullin cleverly plays it past him. He knocks it past a defender and shoots hard and low, bringing a good save from Mark Howard. A Wrexham defender tackles Ndiaye but it falls to Norwood outside the box. Again, United leave Paul Mullin isolated up top with just a single defender and again, it leads to a brilliant opportunity. Billy Sharp did really well to win a corner, and it fell to defender Egan, who volleyed it in off his shin. Sub Iliman Ndiaye has made an instant impact and his run leads to the leveller. Six goals, a red card, a Hollywood owner, and a Hollywood ending - just not for Wrexham!

The Blades, second in the Championship, made six changes from the victory over Hull just over a week ago, with Adam Davies replacing Wes Foderingham in goal and ...

Wrexham 3, Sheffield United 3. John Egan (Sheffield United) right footed shot from the centre of the box following a corner. Wrexham vs Sheffield United

Sheff Utd · 1. Adam Davies · 15. Anel Ahmedhodzic · 12. John Egan · 6. Chris Basham · 20. Jayden Bogle · 28. James McAtee · 16. Oliver Norwood · 22. Tommy Doyle.

[Sheffield United](https://www.theguardian.com/football/sheffieldunited) succumb to the second wave. While Mullin got to the ball first, Davies pulled out of the contact just in time. Tom O’Connor turns on his heel and gets a shot away, but it rockets over the crossbar. He hooks the ball past Davies and into the back of the net to send the Cae Ras into raptures. 41 min Ollie Palmer cuts in off the left flank and unleashes a shot, but it’s blocked. And the Hollywood owners get a bit of stick in the various comment sections. Dalby crosses to Palmer, who thunders a shot on to the underside of the crossbar. Young steps up to take the corner and whips a delivery to Lee, who nods it down for O’Connor. Norwood has a shot blocked by Tozer, but the ball bobbles back to him and, at the second time of asking, he slots it into the far corner. Mullin has the ball in the back of the net after being teed up by Dalby with a neat cross from the right. [Sheffield United](https://www.theguardian.com/football/sheffieldunited) recycle the ball and Doyle whips a cross into the box from deep. We had a game plan, we worked to it and I think everyone watching would say we deserved to win the game.

Watch all the goals from the FA Cup game between Wrexham AFC and Sheffield United. Highlights include big celebrations by Wrexham co-owner Ryan Reynolds.

But after the goals from Jones and O'Connor had turned the game in Wrexham's favor, it appeared that a famous FA Cup upset could be on the cards. The Racecourse Ground was rocking in the 50th minute of Sunday's FA Cup clash between Wrexham AFC and Sheffield United. Highlights: Wrexham 3-3 Sheffield United - Watch All The Goals From FA Cup Classic

Wrexham AFC host Sheffield United at the Racecourse Ground in this afternoon's Fourth Round Emirates FA Cup clash.

The turnstiles in all areas will be open at 1.30pm for this game. Your commentators for the game will be George Randles and Nick Jones. Our accessible viewing platforms in the Macron Stand and University End will be open for this game. Turnstiles for the Macron Stand are accessible from the street. All of our accessible toilets at the Racecourse Ground have radar locks on – please ensure you bring your radar key, if you have one, to access these toilets. The sensory room will be open for this game. The Bamford Suite reception will open at 1.30pm, where you will be given wristbands. Supporters who have been contacted to use the University End should enter via gate 12. By bus: Wrexham bus station is located in the centre of town. Cars must not be parked in permit-only areas around the ground. There may also be other implications for the Club, including restrictions on future away ticket allocations. Supporters found inside the Racecourse Ground without a valid ticket may be ejected.

Wrexham F.C., owned by Hollywood actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, came oh so close to extending its Cinderella run through the FA Cup on Sunday, ...

But if it’s theoretically possible to go from fifth division to Premier League, why wouldn’t we do it?” Wrexham beat another second-tier team, Coventry, in the previous round. With 71 places between the teams in English soccer’s pyramid, Wrexham came close to a big upset to add to a long line in its history.

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Unfortunately it hasn't quite paid off but I think when the dust settles tomorrow we'll be proud of it." We limited them to not many chances in open play. "I'm so proud of everyone.

A late goal from Sheffield United's John Egan put the brakes on a blockbuster win for Wrexham in a 3-3 FA Cup draw at the Racehorse Ground on Sunday.

We limited them to not many chances in open play." "If we just hold on against 10 men then we are through. A late goal from Sheffield United's John Egan put the brakes on a blockbuster win for Wrexham in a 3-3 FA Cup draw at the Racecourse Ground on Sunday.

The Wales-based side play in the National League, which is the fifth tier of professional English soccer, and three levels below the Blades who they have now ...

Premier League giants Arsenal and Liverpool have already fallen this season and Wrexham held their own against a side that could be in the top flight come next campaign. In forcing a replay, Phil Parkinson's men now have to travel to Sheffield to play the second leg away from home for a chance to reach the fifth round. A near-capacity crowd plus TV coverage and a host of social media attention related to the game will have put Wrexham on the soccer map a bit more for those previously unfamiliar with them. Sheffield United had other ideas, though, and broke Wrexham hearts five minutes into added time when John Egan equalized for the 10 men to earn a replay at Bramall Lane. Wrexham are by some way the underdogs in this matchup despite enjoying stronger financial backing than most at this level. The Wales-based side play in the National League, which is the fifth tier of professional English soccer, and three levels below the Blades who they have now taken to a replay.