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Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson eyes more progress after reaching landmark

Wrexham have no fresh injury concerns ahead of this weekend’s trip to Lancashire, with the likes of Andy Cannon, Danny Ward and Jay Rodriguez continuing their recoveries.

Issa Kabore remains sidelined, although the Manchester City loanee’s fellow wing-back Liberato Cacace is expected to be available later in December.

“Libby is making progress, that’s all we can say with that,” added Parkinson.

“We had him re-scanned. The injury is healing how we’d expect it to. He’ll be back hopefully for the Christmas period at the very least.

“Danny Ward is one who has been out on the grass this week which is great.

“We’re looking to try and arrange a game just before Christmas for the likes of Danny, Andy Cannon, Jay Rodriguez – that’s going to be important.”


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