Buxton U19 0
Wrexham U19 0
National League U19 Alliance (Division H)


Buxton U19

0 - 0
HT: 0-0

Wrexham U19


National League U19 Alliance
(Division H)
Wednesday, October 13th, 2021
Silverlands
Attendance: 25
1:00pm kick-off


Goalscorers
None. None.

Team Managers
Frank Sinclair Phil Parkinson

Starting Eleven
1. McKenzie Bennett
2. Aiden Theyer
3. Dylan Bayes
4. Adam Webster-Henderson
5. Adam Twigg
6. Owen Hopkinson
7. Owen Berry
8. Jack Young
9. Antonio Quintero
10. Joey Hollamby
11. Jack Dillingham
Louis Parr .1
Jacob Milner .2
Dan Davies .3
Joe Fountain .4
Oli Hitchcox .5
Aaron James .6
Will Mountfield .7
Tom Jenkins .8
Dan Jones .9
Kai Evans .10
Owen Cushion .11

Bench
14. Evan Catt
15. Jonny Carol
Harry Bell .12
Adrian Krol .13
Jack Towse .14
Caleb Hughes .15
Rowan Davies .16

Substitutions
Evan Catt for Antonio Quintero (23)
Jonny Carol for Owen Berry (37)
Rowan Davies for Jacob Milner (46)
Harry Bell for Owen Cushion (46)
Jack Towse for Joe Fountain (64)
Caleb Hughes for Oli Hitchcox (81)

Cautions
None. None.

Red Cards
None. None.

Match Officials

Bob Pritchard (Stoke) (Referee)
Chris Jackson (Stoke) & Dave Beckalo (Stoke) (Assistants)




Photography by David Roberts

Match Report


Wrexham were indebted to a man of the match performance from goalkeeper Louis Parr as they maintained their unbeaten start to the league campaign with a goalless draw at Silverlands.

With former Reds’ defender Frank Sinclair in charge of the home side, it was clear that Buxton would provide a stiff challenge from the off as Jack Young forced Parr into a fine right-handed save inside the first three minutes.

Jack Dillingham was next to threaten the Wrexham goal as his 25-yard shot flew narrowly over on 16 minutes before Bucks’ substitute Evan Catt shot wide after a fine run by Dillingham.

Parr had to react quickly to turn a near post effort from Catt away for a corner as the Young Reds struggled to get a foothold in the game, Dan Jones having the visitors first effort of note shortly before the interval when he fired wide under pressure.

Coach Dan Nolan made two changes at the interval with Rowan Davies and Harry Bell coming on for Jacob Milner and Owen Cushion and gradually Wrexham began to enjoy a greater share of possession.

That said Buxton still posed a threat going forward and Parr did well to keep out a header from Owen Hopkinson just after the hour mark, collecting the ball at the second attempt after somehow parrying the initial goal-bound effort.

Substitute Jack Towse then forced the Bucks’ keeper into a rushed clearance which went straight to Dan Jones but he could only fire wide, letting out a yell of frustration which echoed around the Derbyshire hills.

The Reds’ keeper made another fine save from Speakman before Caleb Hughes replaced defender Oli Hitchcox as Wrexham went in search of a late winner, the winger setting up Towse for a shot which was tipped over by McKenzie Bennett.

In truth, Buxton fully deserved a share of the spoils and had more than enough chances to have won the game against a lack lustre Wrexham side still seemingly suffering a hangover from their two cup setbacks.



Manager's Programme Notes