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More frustration for Wrexham! James McClean opener wiped out in dramatic game as MK Dons hit back to deliver another blow to Ryan Reynolds & Rob McElhenney's automatic promotion hopes

League One

Wrexham

Exeter

League Two

Fleetwood

Milton Keynes Dons

Wrexham had early sights of goal through Jack Marriott and Sam Dalby before opening the scoring midway through the first half. Luke Young swung in a superb corner and found James McClean to nod home at the near post. The lead was short-lived, however, with Dan Kemp firing past Arthur Okonkwo just five minutes later to make it 1-1.The visitors were bright at the start of the second half but almost conceded when Okonkwo dropped a straightforward catch but just managed to grab it back on the line. MK Dons felt the ball had dropped in with Dean Lewington ultimately sent off for taking his protests too far.Phil Parkinson reacted quickly to the dismissal with a triple substitution, calling for strikers Paul Mullin and Steven Fletcher, but his team couldn't take their chances. The visitors were then reduced to ten men late on when Will Boyle picked up a second yellow card. MK Dons did have the chance to win it at the death, but Okonkwo made a point-blank save in the eighth minute of stoppage-time to preserve a point.

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Luke Young was back in the starting XI and making his 250th appearance for Wrexham on Tuesday night. It was a memorable occasion for the 30-year-old who crowned it with a fine assist for the opening goal. Credit must also go to Okonkwo who, aside from one wobble, came up with some vital saves to preserve a point.

THE MVP

Wrexham had a man advantage and were looking dangerous when Will Boyle cynically brought down Dennis to earn his second booking of the match with just 13 minutes of normal time remaining. The red card proved costly as it saw both teams play out the remainder of the game with 10 apiece and really hurt Wrexham's chance of securing the win

THE BIG LOSER

Wrexham are back in action and will hope to get back to winning ways on Saturday in League Two when they take on Gillingham at Priestfield Stadium.

WHAT COMES NEXT?

MATCH RATING (OUT OF FIVE): ⭐⭐⭐

More frustration for Wrexham! James McClean opener wiped out in dramatic game as MK Dons hit back to deliver another blow to Ryan Reynolds & Rob McElhenney's automatic promotion hopes | Goal.com Malaysia

Wrexham were held to a draw at MK Dons after throwing away a one-goal lead in a dramatic game that saw two red cards.

More frustration for Wrexham! James McClean opener wiped out in dramatic game as MK Dons hit back to deliver another blow to Ryan Reynolds &amp; Rob McElhenney&apos;s automatic promotion hopes