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Gutsy away point leaves gaffer with Phil-good factor
Irish Sunday Mirror
|November 23, 2025
WREXHAM boss Phil Parkinson hailed his side's discipline as they battled to a draw with Championship playoff hopefuls Ipswich at Portman Road.
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The Welsh side extended their unbeaten run to six games after having defended resolutely in Suffolk.
Ipswich carried the greater threat throughout with Chuba Akpom and Jaden Philogene having gilt-edged chances, and substitute Kasey McAteer had a wonderful opportunity to grab the winner but fired wide from an acute angle, while Wrexham failed to register a shot on target.
Parkinson said: "We stuck to our task really well in the game and there were some colossal performances out there for us.
"We had to be really disciplined and committed, showing organisation and togetherness.
"Obviously Ipswich have a lot of talent and we stuck to our task really well in the game.
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