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Wrexham Pulls Off Dramatic Late Recovery to Advance in League Cup on Penalties
Wrexham striker Kieffer Moore is doubtful for the Carabao Cup due to an ankle ligament injury sustained during their opening day loss, raising concerns for the team's attacking options.
- Wrexham defeated Hull City in a dramatic EFL Cup first-round shootout on Tuesday after trailing 3-1 in stoppage time.
- The comeback followed Wrexham’s recent opening-day 2-1 loss at Southampton where striker Kieffer Moore was injured early in the second half.
- Wrexham fielded a fully rotated side including Elliott Lee and Sam Smith, while Hull City made notable changes from their league lineup.
- Ollie Palmer, a 69th-minute sub, scored twice in stoppage time and converted a penalty in the shootout to complete the 5-3 win.
- Wrexham’s victory advances them in the competition and highlights resilience despite concerns about Moore’s ankle ligament injury.
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Wrexham pulls off dramatic late recovery to advance in League Cup on penalties
Wrexham striker Ollie Palmer has scored two goals in the space of a minute in stoppage time then converted one of the team’s penalties in its dramatic shootout win over Hull in the English League Cup.
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