Wrexham snatched a stunning 3-2 comeback win at QPR with two injury-time goals, moving into the Championship play-off places. Josh Windass and Ollie Rathbone scored the late winners, with the club now having scored more times beyond 90 minutes than any other division side this season. This victory extends their run to 16 points from the last eight games.

Manager Phil Parkinson credits the team's mentality, a trait forged through three previous promotions. He noted the squad's immediate response after conceding, stating they 'could smell blood.' This resilience is a hallmark of the club, which has earned 15 points from losing positions this year, proving their late-game prowess is no fluke.

With the transfer window closing, Parkinson may look to bolster his squad further, though he remains cautious on speculation. The club's current position is historic, with fans experiencing a level of success unseen for generations. The focus now is on maintaining momentum in a congested table where every point is vital for their promotion hopes.