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Blackburn Rovers v Wrexham

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Saturday 24th October

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Second Half ends, Blackburn Rovers 2, Wrexham 0.

Fourth official has announced 1 minutes of added time.

Callum O'Hare (Wrexham) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

Blackburn Rovers
Image caption, Andri Gudjohnsen celebrates his opening goal.

In-form Rovers forward Andri Gudjohnsen scored twice to earn Blackburn three points in difficult conditions against Wrexham.

The Icelandic forward struck just moments before half-time after Red Dragons keeper Anthony Patterson could only parry Sam Morsy's initial shot.

Wrexham were uninspired for much of the first half but pressed forward after the break as Sam Smith, Kieffer Moore and Joe Worrall all went close to an equaliser.

But Gudjohnsen settled matters with 11 minutes left, blasting high into the net from close range for his ninth goal of the season.

The win takes Blackburn to 10th in the Championship while Wrexham, who have now won just one of their last seven away games, are 17th.

More to follow.

In-form Rovers forward Andri Gudjohnsen scored twice to earn Blackburn three points in difficult conditions against Wrexham.

The Icelandic forward struck just moments before half-time after Red Dragons keeper Anthony Patterson could only parry Sam Morsy's initial shot.

Wrexham were uninspired for much of the first half but pressed forward after the break as Sam Smith, Kieffer Moore and Joe Worrall all went close to an equaliser.

But Gudjohnsen settled matters with 11 minutes left, blasting high into the net from close range for his ninth goal of the season.

The win takes Blackburn to 10th in the Championship while Wrexham, who have now won just one of their last seven away games, are 17th.

More to follow.

In-form Rovers forward Andri Gudjohnsen scored twice to earn Blackburn three points in difficult conditions against Wrexham.

The Icelandic forward struck just moments before half-time after Red Dragons keeper Anthony Patterson could only parry Sam Morsy's initial shot.

Wrexham were uninspired for much of the first half but pressed forward after the break as Sam Smith, Kieffer Moore and Joe Worrall all went close to an equaliser.

But Gudjohnsen settled matters with 11 minutes left, blasting high into the net from close range for his ninth goal of the season.

The win takes Blackburn to 10th in the Championship while Wrexham, who have now won just one of their last seven away games, are 17th.

More to follow.

In-form Rovers forward Andri Gudjohnsen scored twice to earn Blackburn three points in difficult conditions against Wrexham.

The Icelandic forward struck just moments before half-time after Red Dragons keeper Anthony Patterson could only parry Sam Morsy's initial shot.

Wrexham were uninspired for much of the first half but pressed forward after the break as Sam Smith, Kieffer Moore and Joe Worrall all went close to an equaliser.

But Gudjohnsen settled matters with 11 minutes left, blasting high into the net from close range for his ninth goal of the season.

The win takes Blackburn to 10th in the Championship while Wrexham, who have now won just one of their last seven away games, are 17th.

More to follow.

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