Wrexham boss slams 'game-changing' call in loss
Briefly

Wrexham suffered a 2-1 defeat to Southampton in their Championship opener, with manager Phil Parkinson claiming referee errors affected the outcome. Wrexham led after Josh Windass converted a penalty following a foul on Kieffer Moore. However, Southampton equalized with a late free-kick from Ryan Manning, followed by a stoppage-time goal from Jack Stephens. Parkinson insisted that Ronnie Edwards should have received a red card for denying a goal-scoring opportunity, characterizing the incident as pivotal. Wrexham's early chances went unfulfilled despite six summer signings making starts.
Phil Parkinson emphasized that the incident with Ronnie Edwards should have warranted a red card for denying a clear goal-scoring opportunity, stating it was a "game-changing moment" in their defeat at Southampton.
After taking the lead through a penalty, Wrexham had multiple chances to increase their advantage but ultimately succumbed to two late Southampton goals, highlighting a missed opportunity.
With key summer signings on the pitch, Wrexham displayed promise but could not capitalize on their early momentum, which Parkinson noted was vital for success in the Championship.
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