Kieffer Moore scored a second-half hat-trick as Wrexham came from behind to become the first team in the Championship to beat leaders Coventry City this season with victory at the Stok Cae Ras.
Ephron Mason-Clark put the visitors on course for a seventh consecutive win by opening the scoring in the 22nd minute, meeting Tatsuhiro Sakamoto’s cross with a cool half-volley inside the box.
“There’s the moment they craved!”
Kieffer Moore fires in a crucial goal for Wrexham! ☄️ pic.twitter.com/4dwfOHIQwr
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New signing Moore pounced from two crosses and a through-ball by Josh Windass, sliding in to equalise in the 60th minute and heading in unmarked nine minutes later, then firing in the final goal from a tight angle to ensure City’s 12-match unbeaten start to the campaign came to an end.
Kieffer Moore completes his hat-trick to stun league leaders Coventry! 🎩 pic.twitter.com/iiySjxUjj2
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Sakamoto’s excellent strike from the edge of the box two minutes from time gave Coventry hope, but Wrexham held on to go unbeaten in four home league matches and rise to 11th, two points off the play-offs after playing a game more than the teams above them.
Ephron Mason-Clark finds a brilliant first-time finish against Wrexham! 🤩 pic.twitter.com/XoUczCcGI5
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Coventry are three points clear of second-placed Middlesbrough, who play their game in hand at Watford on Saturday, and five above Millwall, the team immediately outside of the automatic promotion places in the race to reach the Premier League.
An absolute peach of a strike from Tatsuhiro Sakamoto! 😮💨 pic.twitter.com/WMCbLdQut8
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Wrexham team vs Coventry City
Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson made four changes to the starting side from the 1-1 draw at Middlesbrough six days earlier, bringing in Dan Scarr for injured defender Lewis Brunt.
Left-back Liberato Cacace also started, as did Ben Sheaf – once of Coventry – and fellow midfielder Lewis O’Brien.
George Dobson, George Thomason and Ryan Longmanalso made way.
Wrexham starting XI: Arthur Okonkwo, Max Cleworth, Dan Scarr, Dominic Hyam, Issa Kabore, Ben Sheaf, Matty James, Liberato Cacace, Kieffer Moore, Lewis O’Brien, Josh Windass
Wrexham substitutes: Callum Burton, Conor Coady, James McClean, Ryan Hardie, George Thomason, George Dobson, Callum Burton, Sam Smith, Nathan Broadhead, Ryan Longman
Coventry team vs Wrexham
Coventry made three changes from the side who began their 3-1 home win against Watford on October 25, two of which were enforced because Milan van Ewijk was suspended and Bobby Thomas was injured.
Kaine Kesler-Hayden, Jake Bidwell and Luke Woolfenden came in, with defender Jay Dasilva moving to the bench.
Coventry City starting XI: Carl Rushworth, Kaine Kesler-Hayden, Luke Woolfenden, Liam Kitching, Jake Bidwell, Tatsuhiro Sakamoto, Jamie Allen, Matt Grimes, Ephron Mason-Clark
Coventry substitutes: Ben Wilson, Haji Wright, Brandon Thomas-Asante, Jay Dasilva, Ellis Simms, Joel Latibeaudiere, Josh Eccles, Victor Torp, Miguel Angel Brau, Callum Perry, Kai Andrews
Wrexham, Coventry fixtures
Wrexham are next in action away to Portsmouth in the Championship on Wednesday (20:00 GMT / 16:00 ET / 14:00 PT). Coventry host Sheffield United 24 hours earlier.
