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Wrexham's season is going to the wire! Ryan Reynolds & Rob McElhenney's side thump Crawley Town 4-1 to remain second in League Two amid wins for promotion rivals Stockport and Mansfield

League One

Wrexham

Exeter

Crawley

Rotherham

Having seen Crawley thump their promotion rivals Mansfield Town 4-1 at the weekend, Wrexham came into Tuesday's encounter well aware that they would need to be at their very best to get a much-needed result, amid a pitched promotion battle. And as a result, they absolutely raced out of the traps, earning a 2-0 lead by the 23rd minute, with two goals in two minutes. First, Ryan Barnett rose in the area to meet a superb cross from Elliot Lee, sending a header into the back of the net. And then Paul Mullin found the net, as he finished a clever cut-back from Andy Cannon to put Phil Parkinson's men firmly in control.Lee could have added a third before half-time, but his effort hit the post after more good work from Cannon.In the second half, Wrexham again scored twice, as Cannon tapped in a rebound, and Mullin capitalised on a defensive mistake to add his second and Wrexham's fourth. Crawley added a late consolation, as Klaidi Lolos tapped in a cross from close-range, but it did nothing to alter a thumping defeat.

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Stockport are currently top of League Two, while Mansfield are third, and both sides won on Tuesday night. Stockport beat Colchester 2-1 away from home, while Mansfield beat Forest Green Rovers 1-0. As a result, Wrexham stay second, three points clear of third but four off top spot. Both Stockport and Mansfield have a game in hand on Wrexham, too.

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Cannon turned in a remarkable performance for Wrexham. He provided an assist and a goal, and was heavily involved in everything good about his side's performance down the wing.

THE MVP

Crawley's promotion hopes. They came into the game on the back of a huge victory but this defeat will be damaging to their morale. They currently sit seventh, occupying the final play-off spot, and their goal difference has taken a major hit. Both Wimbledon and Walsall are just three points back, and the latter have a game in hand, so they will each feel confident of overhauling the Reds.

THE BIG LOSER

Wrexham have just three more games to play of the regular season. First, they will face rock-bottom Forest Green Rovers, then they will play Crewe Alexandra, who have play-off ambitions of their own. They then wrap the season up in blockbuster fashion, against current leaders Stockport.

WHAT COMES NEXT?

MATCH RATING (OUT OF FIVE): ⭐⭐⭐

Wrexham's season is going to the wire! Ryan Reynolds & Rob McElhenney's side thump Crawley Town 4-1 to remain second in League Two amid wins for promotion rivals Stockport and Mansfield | Goal.com

Phil Parkinson&apos;s side beat Crawley Town 4-1 in a thumping victory, but both of their promotion rivals also won on the night. 

Wrexham&apos;s season is going to the wire! Ryan Reynolds &amp; Rob McElhenney&apos;s side thump Crawley Town 4-1 to remain second in League Two amid wins for promotion rivals Stockport and Mansfield