Tom Brady, minority owner of Birmingham City, celebrated his club’s 2-0 win over Wrexham on Sunday at St Andrew’s. Goals from Carlos Vicente and Christoph Klarer secured the victory and gave the Blues their first win in five matches, snapping a three‑game losing streak. After the final whistle, Brady posted on Instagram, “Big W. It’s always more fun to beat your friends.”

Both clubs entered the season fresh from promotion out of League One, but find themselves on opposite ends of the Championship table. Birmingham sit 15th, four points clear of the relegation zone, while Wrexham linger seventh, four points behind Hull City and outside the playoff places. Manager Phil Parkinson stressed that a single defeat won’t end their playoff ambitions.

Birmingham boss Chris Davies praised his side’s performance, saying the team could have added more than two goals but was satisfied with a “big statement win.” For Wrexham, Parkinson reminded his squad that they remain one victory away from reigniting a push for the playoffs. The result sharpens the contrast between Brady’s rising club and the Hollywood‑backed side still chasing promotion.