Massanka Magic Does Maximum Damage For Red Dragons!

Wrexham's strong second half performance was the reason they are tonight celebrating three Vanarama National League wins in a row.

That was the conclusion of manager Dean Keates who watched hi side return to the pitch a much better team and eventually get the better of Bromley.

The 2-0 win at the Racecourse was sealed by a first half penalty save from Christian Dibble - and two goals after they came back out from the impressive Ntumba Massanka.

Keates says overall it was no more than his Red Dragons deserved.

"It was a really good victory, and very much deserved looking at our second half performance," the manager said.

"After half time they did what we asked of them - they played on the front foot and our passing was a lot crisper and we were a lot more fluid.

"In the first half I felt that we were a bit too laboured and struggled to get going.

"Hopefully now the supporters can see we are building up a bit of momentum.

"We have won three games on the bounce now but we know what this division is all about - anyone can beat anyone and as everyone saw with Bromley they gave it a real go and had a penalty saved in the first half."

Where next?

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