Key match events:

1. Tommy Conway scored the opening goal for Middlesbrough in the fourth minute.
2. Josh Windass equalized for Wrexham with a free-kick from around 25 yards out.
3. Sam Smith scored Wrexham’s second goal to take the lead before halftime.
4. David Strelec equalized for Middlesbrough just before halftime.

The match had a crowd of 10,716. Wrexham needed a win to secure a play-off spot but ended up dropping points. Their last ten league games included four wins, five losses, and one draw. Meanwhile, Middlesbrough finished fifth and qualified for the play-offs, where they will face Southampton on May 9, 2026.

Phil Parkinson expressed disappointment after the match. “We’ve taken the fight to the wire and it just wasn’t to be on the day,” he said. Ryan Reynolds shared similar sentiments, stating, “I am completely gutted by today’s result but incredibly proud of our season.” On the other hand, Kim Hellberg of Middlesbrough noted that they are ready for their play-off challenge.

This season marked a significant achievement for Wrexham, who was playing National League football just three years ago. Their efforts were commendable but ultimately fell short against Middlesbrough.

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