Wrexham earned a point against Wolverhampton Wanderers at the Racecourse Ground, with Lewis O'Brien equalizing 33 seconds after the restart.
Goals and key defensive moments
Adam Armstrong scored for Wolverhampton Wanderers after a long pass from Nasser Djiga opened up the Wrexham defense.
Lewis O'Brien equalized for Wrexham 33 seconds after the restart with a header from an Issa Kaboré cross.
Anthony Patterson made a fine stop to deny Mateus Mané from a tight angle.
Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson was booked for protesting over a foul on Jacques Ekomié.
Lineup change and owners in attendance
Phil Parkinson made one change to Wrexham's starting lineup, with Ollie Rathbone replacing George Thomason.
Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac attended the match following the shock departure of former CEO Michael Williamson. It was the first match either owner had attended since Wrexham's home draw with Watford in August.
Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac watched from the Betty Buzz suite in the Mold Road Stand alongside acting CEO Shaun Harvey.
Williamson's programme notes
Williamson's exit was so unexpected that he had already penned programme notes for the match, warning that the win over Middlesbrough would not be enough to define their season. The former CEO wrote: "If we bring the same fight on the pitch and the same backing off it, there is nothing we can't achieve together."
Points and disciplinary matters
Wrexham had four points from two games.
SI reported that Wrexham had spent $94 million on signings since their promotion to the Championship.
Wrexham was fined by the EFL for fielding two ineligible players.
