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Wrexham ruined by terrible start! Burton Albion prove too much as Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's side crash out of EFL Trophy with 3-2 defeat on home soil

League One

Wrexham

Exeter

Burton

Stockport County

Less than 30 seconds were needed for Burton Albion to break the deadlock as the ball was sent high over the home team's defence and Adedeji Oshilaja was able to fire into the net. Wrexham's nightmare start continued two minutes later when Mark Helm added a second after the referee got in the way of James Jones controlling the ball and allowing the visitors to get the shot away.Sam Dalby managed to pull a goal back for his team in the fifth minute though, as he collected a loose ball and sent it curling into the net, but Burton managed to squeeze the ball in once again in the second half to essentially kill off the game, rendering Jordan Davies' stoppage time goal irrelevant.

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Burton Albion star Oshilaja was a bright spark for his side throughout. He did well to get through on goal and finish the move to open the scoring early on but was heavily involved, teeing up another chance midway through the second half that was saved by Wrexham's goalkeeper.

THE MVP

While Oshilaja did well to beat him, goalkeeper Luke McNichols should have done better to prevent the visitors from taking the lead. His attempt to come out and stop the scorer was a tame one and it left him with a fairly simple finish, sending the away team on their way to victory.

THE BIG LOSER

Wrexham will hope to get back to winning ways when they take on Forest Green Rovers in League Two this week. The Welsh team are second in the table and looking to keep pressure on leaders Stockport County, who are five points clear.

WHAT COMES NEXT?

MATCH RATING (OUT OF FIVE): ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Wrexham ruined by terrible start! Burton Albion prove too much as Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's side crash out of EFL Trophy with 3-2 defeat on home soil | Goal.com Kenya

Wrexham could hardly have made a worse start to their EFL Trophy clash against Burton Albion as they went down 3-2 on home soil on Tuesday.

Wrexham ruined by terrible start! Burton Albion prove too much as Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney&apos;s side crash out of EFL Trophy with 3-2 defeat on home soil