Wrexham’s automatic promotional hopes hit on Saturday when they played a hopeless draw with Wigan Athletic, while the third place of the dramatic victory of Wycomb Wanderers over Stevenage moved them at the Welsh Club point.
In a better news for Rob Mcelhenney and Ryan Reynolds, a point gained at the Brick Community Stadium is assured by the Welsh Club at least on the Play -off League One.
Their draw also handed over the title League One to Birmingham City.
The best two teams will be to provide a place in the second level of English football next season, while those who will finish from third to sixth will fight for the last promotion.
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Wrexham chief Phil Parkinson appointed an unchanged party for the sixth game in a row, while James Mclean Captain Red Dragons against his former party. After the first half, which is missing in bright chances, midfielder Wrexham George Dobson threatened to break the blocking shortly before the interval, but his half voltage whistled.
Diaster almost hit in the 64th minute when Wigan forced the goalkeeper Wrexham Arthur Okonkwo to the smart stop.
Wigan wasted another chance to get forward when Owen Dale was unable to complete a well -worked movement as he shot directly on Okonkwo.
Despite the introduction of Steven Fletcher, Ryan Barnett and Elliot Lee in the middle of Wrexham, he continued to fight for creativity and was forced to settle for a point from his journey to Great Manchester.
