Iwan Roberts says Wrexham must be wishing Steven Fletcher was younger after the former Scotland international's midweek winner at Huddersfield Town. Fletcher came off the bench to score the only goal at the John Smith's Stadium as Wrexham maintained the pressure on second-placed Wycombe Wanderers in the push for automatic promotion to the

The Red Dragons have received another massive cash boost as they continue to push for promotion to the Championship.

Neither Smith, Wrexham’s first seven figure signing, nor former England international Rodriguez were able to get on the scoresheet against Huddersfield during their sixth start together. But Parkinson was certainly happy with the duo’s contribution to a precious victory.

Wrexham's 0–1 victory over Huddersfield Town helped the Red Dragons maintain their position in the League One standings with just 12 matches left.

The form of those whose job is to protect the goalkeeper has also fluctuated in recent weeks, with Eoghan O’Connell being dropped in the wake of poor displays at Barnsley and Shrewsbury Town. He was replaced last month by Dan Scarr, who then lasted just two games before coming back out of the side as O’Connell was restored.

Waynne Phillips hailed Wrexham's ability to capitalise on big moments after they kept the pressure on League One's top two with victory over Huddersfield Town. Steven Fletcher scored the decisive goal - his seventh of the campaign - shortly after coming off the bench against the Terriers at the John Smith's Stadium on Tuesday night.

No team goes into any game hoping to lose, but Parkinson is justified to reiterate the league’s importance over Wrexham progress to the Vertu Trophy final — clubs on the up, like Bolton, will sniff out any slight drop in confidence.

Phil Parkinson made eight changes to the side that beat Mansfield Town days earlier, but despite a strong start, Wrexham ultimately failed to see the game out. Jacob Mendy’s assist for George Dobson and Mo Faal’s well-taken opener had put Wrexham in a commanding position.

Birmingham City will play Peterborough United in the Vertu Trophy final in April after they fought back against Wrexham on Wednesday

Phil Parkinson fears the worst for Andy Cannon after the midfielder was stretchered off with a knee injury in Sunday's 2-1 win against

Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson felt his promotion-chasing side looked the real deal in today's hard-earned 2-1 victory at struggling Mansfield Town.

James McClean and Elliot Lee could be in contention for returns to Phil Parkinson's starting side when Wrexham go to Huddersfield Town on Tuesday (19:45 GMT). McClean (pictured above), 35, has not played since 18 February because of a hip issue but was back on the bench for Saturday's goalless draw with Bolton Wanderers.