Omar

Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

That's their game.

So if you've got Kiefer Moyer, who's obviously clearly talented at what he does, but you're putting him against two 6'4", 6'5", centre-halves, you're not going to beat us.

The times they got most joy was when there was a mistake and then they're showing their pace through on goal.

And also when they got the play out wide and then they had that opportunity in the first five minutes.

Aside from that, I wasn't worried.

Defensively, we stood up to everything they threw at us because all their game plan was just trying to get the ball in the box and play off more.

But then you're playing against two very good centre-halves that just do that for a living.

That's their game.

They're not get the ball down, play out from the back and try to do anything fancy with it.

They are literally like, we defend our goal line and that is what we do.

Again, I'm not trying to bash Wrexham because I think they're a decent side and what they're doing is remarkable.

But

I do also think at the same time, like, there's better ways to beat a middle side, especially the side that we've got.

And I don't think they had answers to that, to be honest.

But, yeah, look, we went there with a game plan.

First half, not great for both sides, to be totally honest.

Negli had a half chance where it was kind of crossing from wide area on the right-hand side.

He makes a night run across the box and, you know, heads it over the goal.

Aside from that and the one chance early doors, I don't recall much.