Wrexham’s Phil Parkinson is seeing red after a heated Welsh derby clash with Swansea City! The drama unfolded when Ethan Galbraith escaped a sending off for a fierce tackle on Lewis O’Brien, leaving the latter with a dislocated shoulder and knee injury. Despite replays showing Galbraith making high contact, the referee opted for just a booking.
The match ended in heartbreak for Wrexham, as a late mishap allowed Adam Idah to score the winning goal in injury time, marking Swansea’s third consecutive home victory. The incident occurred just after Vipotnik brought Swansea level in the second half, following a first-half own goal from Cameron Burgess that initially put Wrexham ahead.
Parkinson voiced his frustration: “It’s one of those dangerous challenges that could’ve been a red. Lewis is in a tough spot now, with both a knee issue and a dislocated shoulder. We’ll need a few days to assess.”
As Swansea climbs to 17th in the table, it’s a bitter pill for Wrexham to swallow. The clash was certainly a nail-biter, with emotions running high on both sides. What’s your take on that controversial call?
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