Wrexham delivered a dramatic 3-2 comeback victory at QPR, scoring twice in stoppage time to overturn a late deficit. After Harvey Vale's early opener, Callum Doyle's first goal for the club levelled matters. Steve Cook's 80th-minute header seemed to seal it for QPR, but they were reduced to ten men when Amadou Mbengue was dismissed.

The numerical advantage proved decisive. Substitute Dean Windass equalised in the 93rd minute after Arthur Okonkwo palmed out a corner. Just sixty seconds later, Oliver Rathbone clinched the points with a stunning 30-yard strike. The win propels Wrexham to 44 points, keeping them firmly in the Championship playoff hunt.

This result continues a remarkable season for the Welsh side under Phil Parkinson. Coming off a frustrating 1-1 draw with Leicester where a last-gasp equaliser cost them points, this comeback demonstrates their resilience. For QPR, the late collapse and red card add to a difficult campaign.