Decisive figure sets Wrexham on their way against Swansea City | OneFootball

Nathan Broadhead struck in the 25th minute with a composed close-range finish, putting Wrexham on course to beat Swansea City 2-0. The opener shifted control of a tight Championship game in the hosts' favour.

Latching onto Callum Doyle's through ball, Broadhead arrived from the left of the six-yard box and slotted to the centre, a sharp run that broke Swansea's early rhythm. He stayed lively after the restart, driving a right-footed effort wide (49.).

Moments later he slid a clever pass to Oliver Rathbone, whose angled shot was saved by Lawrence Vigouroux (56.). Broadhead's work was done before he made way (67.), his movement repeatedly stretching the visitors' back line.

The numbers backed up his influence: three attempts, one chance created and five possession wins. With Wrexham seeing 34.0% of the ball, his direct running and tidy link play offered an outlet and kept Swansea City honest in transition.

Wrexham visit Watford next. Swansea City host Coventry City.