Wrexham see off Stoke as Thomason and Windass strike early | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: Wrexham beat Stoke City 2-0 in the Championship. George Thomason opened the scoring in the 31st minute with a left-footed strike into the top left corner after a corner. Josh Windass doubled the lead moments later (33.), and the cushion proved enough as the visitors chased in vain. Wrexham limited their visitors to zero shots on target, reflecting calm control from back to front, while Stoke's closest moment was a shot against the bar (90.). Wrexham remain seventh and visit Oxford United next, while Stoke drop from 16th to 17th and host Millwall.

Player of the Match: George Thomason set the platform with the opener and ran midfield, completing 54 of 61 passes with 10 recoveries.

Stat of the Match: Stoke City recorded zero shots on target, underlining why Danny Ward's clean sheet was rarely threatened.

Three Things We Learned: A two-minute burst before the interval settled the contest, with two first half goals proving decisive. Wrexham's 82.5% pass accuracy and 53.3% possession point to measured control rather than chaos. Callum Doyle made six clearances, highlighting a secure defence.