Terry Yorath honoured during Wrexham’s FA Cup classic days after Wales legend’s death | OneFootball

Wrexham honoured Terry Yorath during a gripping FA Cup third-round tie with Nottingham Forest, days after the Wales legend’s death. The match was level at 3-3 after 90 minutes, taking it to extra time.

According to Wales Online, supporters rose in the 75th minute as a photo of Yorath appeared on the scoreboard, then sang "There's only one Terry Yorath."

The hosts struck first, Liberato Cacace scoring on 37 minutes, and Oliver Rathbone added a second before the interval. Forest replied on 64 minutes through Igor Jesus. Dominic Hyam restored Wrexham’s two-goal cushion with just over 15 minutes left, but Callum Hudson-Odoi pulled one back two minutes later and equalised on 90.

Commentator Darren Fletcher noted the crowd’s respects and offered condolences to the Yorath family, while co-commentator Ally McCoist praised Yorath as a fine footballer and man. Fletcher added that Yorath would have enjoyed the closing stages at the Racecourse Ground.

Yorath, father of BBC presenter Gabby Logan, won 59 caps for Wales. He played largely in England, had a spell with Swansea, then managed Swansea, Cardiff and the national team.

Source: Wales Online