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Sam Smith makes another burst between two Blackburn defenders, but George Dobson can't quite pick him out.

Sondre Tronstad then becomes the fourth booking for the hosts after a frustrated challenge on Ollie Rathbone.

All pretty comfortable for the visitors.

Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales

Wrexham have not kept a clean sheet in any of their past seven league games, but they remain on course to do so today.

Aside from that chance for Moussa Baradji early on in the second half, Arthur Okonkwo has had precious little to worry about.

Ben Sheaf comes on and gives Matty James a breather after a hard-working shift.

It was his assist that helped put Wrexham ahead.

Wrexham look a danger from corners and George Thomason whips another vicious delivery into the near post.

Moussa Baradji is forced to intervene and nods it backwards, right across goal, and out for another corner. It's cleared.

Kevin Gallacher
Former Blackburn striker on BBC Radio Lancashire

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Their second balls have been better, they're moving it quicker and Blackburn haven't quite matched that.

It's not good to watch. There's quality players in there but they're not playing together, it's purely individualism.

Nice weaving run from Yuki Ohashi as he cuts into the Wrexham box.

He looks to pick out the far corner, but Dominic Hyam reads it well and blocks for a corner.

The visitors deal with the set piece and to add to home frustrations, Lewis Miller goes into the book as he stops a Wrexham counter.

George Dobson into the book for Wrexham for a tough tackle on Moussa Baradji.

Sam Smith does brilliantly to race across and win a ball down the line from George Thomason he has no right to.

Tom Atcheson's sliding challenge stops him streaking clear.

Todd Cantwell plays a teasing ball from the right into the box towards Rovers forward Yuki Ohashi who has had a very quiet afternoon.

Now he gets pinged for a high boot as Dominic Hyam dips his head low to clear.

Blackburn are forced into another change as wing-back Matty Litherland limps off.

Tom Atcheson takes his place.

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Ian Mitchelmore
BBC Sport Wales

A minute after coming within a whisker of making it 2-1, Rovers almost go 3-0 down.

What a big save that could be from Pears to deny O'Brien.

Replays have just confirmed that former Blackburn man Dom Hyam got a vital touch on that Moussa Baradji shot too.

Kevin Gallacher
Former Blackburn striker on BBC Radio Lancashire

How unlucky Baradji - he struck it so well.

You need a little bit of luck sometimes, you're hoping it goes behind the line but unfortunately it didn't.

So close to cutting the deficit.

A nice, swift move slices Wrexham open and sends Moussa Baradji running into the box with just Arthur Okonkwo to beat.

His powerful shot takes a touch off Dom Hyam's challenge and against the underside of the bar.

Then at the other end Aynsley Pears makes a tremendous save, sticking out a right hand to deny Lewis O'Brien on the counter.

There's more urgency from the home side, but they still look disjointed in their attacking build-up.

They have had just seven touches in the Wrexham box in this match so far.

Andy Bayes
BBC Radio Lancashire commentator

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There appears to be a lot of lost souls out there in the Blackburn team today.

Wrexham look ever so comfortable at this moment in time.

If they see the job done today, they're right in the play-off mix.

Back-to-back corners for the visitors and the second curls right at Aynsley Pears who punches clear under no pressure.

Blackburn respond through some good work in central midfield from Axel Henriksson who plays Matty Litherland down the right.

His low cross into the six-yard box is a good one, but there are no takers. Where was the run?

Lewis O'Brien keeps the ball in play and sparks another Wrexham break down the left.

He sends Sam Smith scampering away but his poor cross is blocked out for a corner.

Big 45 needed from the hosts who have not managed a goal in their last five halves of football.

As suspected, Ryan Hedges cannot continue for the second half after that heavy knock and is replaced by Harry Pickering in the only change to the two sides at half-time.

Wrexham are seeking a first away win since September against a Rovers side who have picked up just two league wins at home this term.

It would also be their first away EFL win on New Year’s Day since 1966.