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Wrexham Suffers Heaviest Loss Since Reynolds Takeover in West Ham Rout
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In Short: Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson admitted the 6-0 defeat by West Ham was among the lowest points of his tenure, marking the club's heaviest league loss in 22 years.
Phil Parkinson was appointed Wrexham manager in July 2021 when the club was in the National League.
The visitors were outclassed by a rampant West Ham at London Stadium on Friday, with the Red Dragons managing just 8 shots and 0.39 expected goals.
It was Wrexham's heaviest league defeat in 22 years, since losing by the same margin at Bournemouth in 2004.
The 6-goal margin surpassed the previous 5-0 loss to Stockport County in September 2023, marking a new low for the ambitious Welsh side.
Background
West Ham is a district in East London, England and is in the London Borough of Newham. It is an inner-city suburb located 6.1 mi (9.8 km) east of Charing Cross.
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- In front of 59,712 spectators — the biggest crowd in Wrexham’s history — the Championship newcomers were outclassed by a West Ham side that returned to the top of the table with six different scorers on the night.
- The statistics paint a damning picture of Wrexham’s performance.
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- Coming into this fixture, Wrexham had collected 7 points from their opening 6 Championship games, sitting 14th in the table.