""Some of the football we produced during that period of the game [early in the second half] was outstanding," said Parkinson. "We played well in the first half only to be caught out by a late goal and I told the lads not to let it affect the way they went about things in the second half. "I told them if they kept playing in that manner they would get back into it and we did just that with some quality play."
""We were just a lot more clinical in the second half than the first and we also defended well which was pleasing because we have been cut open in some games this season. "This is a real football ground and I love coming here. I think the last time I was in Norfolk it was at King's Lynn in front of 800 people and I want people to understand just how far we have come."
Wrexham recovered from a first-half deficit to beat Norwich 3-2 after scoring three times in 12 minutes early in the second half. Josh Windass scored twice, including an equaliser 62 seconds into the second half from an Issa Kaboré cross, and a second goal to complete a quick turnaround. Norwich had taken the lead on 39 minutes through Jack Stacey. Wrexham produced outstanding football during the early second-half spell, were more clinical and defended better than in previous matches. The result was Wrexham's second Championship win of the season and confidence in a developing squad with many new players.
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