FA Cup: Wrexham dream of adding to ‘amazing journey’ after Ipswich Town win

Josh Windass scored the decisive goal against Tractor Boys as Wrexham followed up their dramatic third round win over Nottingham Forest with more success at home in round four.

It proved a fitting end to a week in which celebrity owners Reynolds and Mack celebrated five years at the helm of the North Wales side – who were seventh in the National League when they took control in February 2021.

“I think it’s great for our owners, Rob and Ryan, it was their fifth anniversary and to get to the fifth round is great for them as well,” Parkinson said.

“We can really look forward to the draw on Monday evening when we are at the hotel in Bristol. We will enjoy it.

He added: “But as we did last time, for the FA Cup, now focus on the league.”

For star Ollie Rathbone, the goal is to keep aiming for the stars.

“The club is on an amazing journey and we just want to keep adding to that,” Rathbone told BBC Match of the Day Wales.

“It’s another special night and it’s good to get back to winning ways at home.”

Having hoped to have time to savor Wrexham’s lead, Parkinson’s ruthless streak was quickly back to the fore, as it has done so often during his glorious reign at Stok Cae Ras thus far.

When asked about the unforgettable nights that have become standard, the 58-year-old replied: “Let’s not overstate it, but listen, we’ve had a lot of great nights here and we want more.

“We’re greedy, why wouldn’t we be?”

The Wrexham manager is fully aware that his side have a strong chance of drawing a Premier League side in the fifth round.

While his ultimate desire was to achieve another home game in the round of 16, top scorer Windass had a different outcome in mind when it came to Monday’s draw.

“I hope it’s not a big team away because you don’t touch the ball,” Windass said.