Wrexham produced a ruthless second-half display to overturn a half-time deficit and beat Norwich City 3-2 at Carrow Road, with captain Josh Windass scoring twice on his return from injury. The visitors struck three times in a devastating 12-minute spell after the interval to move level on points with the Canaries and claim only their second Championship win of the campaign.
Jack Stacey had earlier marked his 100th Norwich appearance with a first-half opener in a lively contest that was the clubs' first meeting for almost 44 years, while substitute Jovon Makama's stoppage-time strike offered the hosts scant consolation. The result extended Norwich's miserable start at home, with four defeats from four at Carrow Road in all competitions, and underlined the progress of a Wrexham side adjusting to life in the Championship after three successive promotions.
Open First Half Ends with Stacey's Milestone Breakthrough
Much of the pre-match focus had centred on Norwich's faltering home form and speculation around Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson's position, yet the visitors quickly showed they had arrived to compete. Lewis O'Brien almost silenced Carrow Road when his curling free-kick looked destined for the top corner, only for Vladan Kovacevic to produce a superb one-handed save, before Windass struck the post from a well-worked short corner routine.