Wrexham 3-3 Nottingham Forest (4-3 pens) - Championship side stun Premier League Forest
- On Friday, Championship side Wrexham AFC knocked Premier League side Nottingham Forest out of the FA Cup at the Racecourse Ground with a 4-3 penalty shootout after a 3-3 draw.
- Having climbed from non-league via three promotions since 2021, Wrexham AFC entered the tie on a run of four successive Championship wins against a rotated Forest side.
- Early strikes gave Wrexham control as Liberato Cacace and Ollie Rathbone scored first-half goals, but Nottingham Forest's Igor Jesus and substitute Callum Hudson‑Odoi forced extra time, with Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson calling it a "rollercoaster game".
- Key saves by Arthur Okonkwo and a missed spot‑kick swung the shootout in Wrexham's favour, with Okonkwo making two crucial saves including from Omari Hutchinson and James McClean missing.
- The third round, when the top two tiers enter, produced multiple shocks alongside Wrexham's result, with League One Wigan and Port Vale winning away and Oxford advancing on penalties in a competition that began with 446 clubs.
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The AFC Wrexham delivers an annoying cup game, and in the end there is a sensation: The second league player throws Premier League club Nottingham Forest out of the FA Cup. Hollywood star Ryan Reynolds is thrilled.
Wrexham knock Forest out of FA Cup
Second-tier Wrexham beat Nottingham Forest on penalties after a 3-3 draw to reach the fourth round of the FA Cup on Friday, eliminating a Premier League side for the first time in 26 years in another chapter of their Hollywood story. Goalkeeper Arthur Okonkwo was the hero for the hosts, saving Forest's fifth penalty by Omari Hutchinson to ensure the win. "It was amazing to win the game in the end. We just have to enjoy the moment," Okonkwo told …
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