Wrexham have suffered a double injury setback with striker Kieffer Moore sustaining a small tendon split and left wing-back Liberato Cacace experiencing a hamstring setback. Moore, who scored 13 goals this season, was substituted late in Wrexham's 4-2 FA Cup loss to Chelsea and missed Tuesday's Championship match against Hull City. The 33-year-old's absence could impact Wales' World Cup play-off preparations.

Moore's injury timing is particularly concerning for Wales manager Craig Bellamy, who must assess his fitness ahead of the 26 March semi-final against Bosnia and Herzegovina. Should Wales advance, they would host either Italy or Northern Ireland in the final just five days later. Moore's scoring prowess has been instrumental for both club and country this season, making his availability crucial for the upcoming international fixtures.

Cacace has struggled with injuries since joining Wrexham from Empoli last summer, limiting the New Zealand international to just 11 Championship appearances. The 25-year-old's latest setback compounds Wrexham's defensive concerns as they navigate a critical period in their promotion push. Manager Phil Parkinson now faces selection challenges in both attack and defense as the season intensifies.