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Leaders Wrexham Take On Bank Holiday AwayDay Test

The Dragons in action at Rodney Parade. Pic: Alamy

The Dragons in action at Rodney Parade. Pic: Alamy

Wrexham play their second Vanarama National League fixture in three days when they take on Solihull Moors at Damson Park on Bank Holiday Monday (3pm). Dragons are top of the table, but go into the match at Solihull after a disappointing 2-2 draw at home to Bromley when they let a two-goal lead slip. Cameroonian forward […]

Wrexham play their second Vanarama National League fixture in three days when they take on Solihull Moors at Damson Park on Bank Holiday Monday (3pm).

Dragons are top of the table, but go into the match at Solihull after a disappointing 2-2 draw at home to Bromley when they let a two-goal lead slip.

Cameroonian forward Mike Fondop took his goals tally for the season to five, while Rekeil Pyke scored their second.

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Solihull started their season with three successive wins, but have earned only one point from their last two fixtures, against AFC Fylde (1-3), Sutton United (2-2) and Harrogate (1-3).

Defender Doug Tharme made his League debut for Wrexham, having progressed through youth development, when he took over from injured James Jennings.

Wrexham must beware former Dragons’ striker Danny Wright, a 33-year-old who joined Solihull from Cheltenham Town this season and has scored two goals.

Wright, who played for Wrexham from 2011 to 2013, played a key role when Cheltenham won promotion to the Football League in 2016.

Wrexham midfield player Luke Young returned to the team against Bromley on Saturday, but Paul Rutherford missed out through injury. Jennings was forced off against Bromley and is doubtful.

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