Millwall strengthened their grip on a Championship play-off place with a 2-0 victory at Wrexham, surviving long spells of home pressure before an own goal from Max Cleworth and a late Josh Coburn finish settled a cagey contest at the SToK Cae Ras.
Phil Parkinson's Red Dragons produced the majority of the attacking football and carved out numerous openings but were undone by a freakish breakthrough on 59 minutes and punished for their profligacy five minutes from time, as Alex Neil's Lions recorded a 12th league clean sheet and opened clear daylight between the sides in the race for the top six.
Play-off rivals collide under Hollywood spotlight
Both clubs arrived in north Wales on the back of identical league records, each having lost just once in their previous eight games, and separated by a single place in the table. Wrexham, sixth at kick-off, were looking to reel in fifth-placed Millwall and impress co-owner and Hollywood A-lister Ryan Reynolds, who watched from the stands as the clubs met in a league game at this ground for the first time since April 2001.