Wrexham outgun Ipswich Town after second half surge | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: Wrexham beat Ipswich Town 5-3 in a breathless Championship contest. Kieffer Moore opened the scoring in the sixth minute with a left-footed finish after Josh Windass' headed pass. Anis Mehmeti levelled (20.) before Windass restored the lead (37.), then Ivan Azon Monzon made it 2-2 in the third minute of first half stoppage time and Cédric Kipré edged the Tractor Boys in front (47.) before George Thomason equalised (66.) and Callum Doyle turned it around (75.). The hosts produced 17 attempts and 10 on target, with Nathan Broadhead adding a late clincher (86.). Wrexham rise from seventh to sixth and host Portsmouth next, while the Tractor Boys stay fourth and visit Watford.

Player of the Match: Lewis O'Brien dictated the game for Wrexham, supplying two assists, three key passes and completing 43 accurate passes from midfield.

Stat of the Match: The Tractor Boys won 92.3% of their tackles, yet Wrexham's cutting edge proved decisive.

Three Things We Learned: Windass delivered a goal and an assist to swing the first half. George Thomason scored his first Wrexham goal since joining this season. Wrexham outshot their visitors 17 to 13 and had five different scorers, underlining a shared threat.