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04-08 03:00

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End 1-5

85′

C. Archer

Finn·Azaz

85′

N. Wood-Gordon

K.Matsuki

84′

D. Keillor-Dunn

K.Moore

84′

S. Smith

J. Windass

83′

1-5

Finn·Azaz

Assist: S.Charles

81′

1-4

R. Stewart

Assist: Santos

81′

Ryan·Longman

79′

Finn·Azaz

72′

O. Rathbone

N. Broadhead

72′

Ryan·Longman

I·Kabore

72′

M. James

G. Dobson

72′

Santos

66′

J. Stephens

66′

R. Stewart

C. Larin

65′

Santos

R. Manning

61′

1-3

C. Larin

58′

Leonardo Weschenfelder·Scienza

S.Edozie

Halftime 1-2

37′

C.Doyle

34′

1-2

J. Windass

Assist: K.Moore

22′

0-2

F. Downes

12′

0-1

K.Matsuki

Assist: Finn·Azaz

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Match Info

Southampton delivered a commanding away performance to thrash Wrexham 5-1 at the Racecourse Ground in the English Football League Championship on April 8th, 2026. The Saints demonstrated their superior quality and promotion credentials with a ruthless display, overwhelming a spirited Wrexham side. The visitors took control early, scoring twice in the first twenty minutes to quiet the passionate home crowd. Wrexham managed a lifeline before halftime, scoring from a defensive error to make it 2-1. However, any hopes of a comeback were extinguished shortly after the restart as Southampton scored a quickfire third goal. They added two more late strikes to put a emphatic stamp on the result. The standout performance came from Southampton's attacking midfield, which carved open the Wrexham defense repeatedly. This heavy defeat was a reality check for Wrexham's ambitions, leaving them in a mid-table position, while Southampton's comprehensive victory solidified their place in the automatic promotion spots. Southampton's manager said, "The reaction after their goal was perfect, we showed our maturity," and Wrexham's coach admitted, "We were second best today against a top side." The teams lined up with Wrexham's familiar home formation and Southampton's fluid 4-3-3.