Wrexham hold Middlesbrough after four-goal first half | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: Wrexham and Middlesbrough played out a 2-2 draw. Tommy Conway struck in the fourth minute from close range to give the visitors the lead. Wrexham hit back as Josh Windass equalised with a free kick (28.) and Sam Smith then headed them in front (41.). Wrexham registered 20 attempts to Boro's 11, underlining the hosts' sustained pressure. After David Strelec's leveller (43.), Boro finish 5th and Wrexham end 7th, with Wrexham visiting Manchester United in Club Friendly Games next.

Player of the Match: Sol Brynn kept Boro in it with six saves, including a sharp stop from Kieffer Moore's header in the second minute of second half stoppage time.

Stat of the Match: Josh Windass attempted seven shots, underlining his constant threat for the hosts.

Three Things We Learned: Wrexham's set piece quality told, with a direct free kick and a headed finish arriving before the break. The hosts produced 20 attempts and eight on target, reflecting control of the shot count across the game. Boro's defence stood up with 38 clearances and 83.9% passing accuracy, showing composure under pressure.