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04 September 2026

Griffiths brace sinks Pontypridd as United go second

Iwan Griffiths scored either side of a Bobby Fenwick penalty as Wrexham United beat Pontypridd United 3–0 in front of a sold-out Bangor Road, a fourth win from five games in the club's first Cymru Premier campaign.

"For a team that only kicked a ball together in July, the understanding is way ahead of schedule," said manager Aled Rowlands. United sit a point behind The New Saints, who they host on 25 September.

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Bobby Fenwick celebrates against Pontypridd United
Action in front of the Bangor Road terrace
01 Sep 2026

Bangor Road phase two gets planning nod

Wrexham Council has approved a 1,400-seat East Stand, taking capacity above 7,000 in time for the 2028/29 season.

Goalkeeper Cai Whitfield makes a flying save
27 Aug 2026

Whitfield signs from Connah's Quay

Goalkeeper Cai Whitfield joins on a two-year deal and steps straight into Rowlands' starting XI.

Sonny Reyes on the ball in the away kit
23 Aug 2026

Report: Barry Town United 1–2 Wrexham United

Fenwick's late finish earned a first away win in the Cymru Premier at Jenner Park.

15 Aug 2026

United Foundation opens Johnstown hub

A new community space on Heol Kenyon will host walking football, disability sessions and holiday clubs.

08 Aug 2026

2026/27 kits revealed with the Society

Forest green at home, heraldic gold away and a cream third shirt — all voted through by members.

02 Aug 2026

Dream start: United 4–1 Flint Town United

A crowd of 5,610 — a club record — watched Wrexham United win their first competitive fixture.

18 Jul 2026

Rowlands appointed as first manager

The former Bala Town assistant signs a three-year deal to lead the new club.

30 Jun 2026

Wrexham United granted Cymru Premier tier licence

The FAW confirms the community-owned club will start life in the top flight for 2026/27.

12 Jun 2026

Members vote to adopt the dragon crest

86% of the Supporters' Society backed the twin-dragon design featuring St Giles' tower.