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Millwall win 'worlds apart' from Birmingham loss - Moore

Kieffer Moore believes Wrexham's 3-0 victory over Millwall was "worlds apart" from their 2-1 loss to Birmingham City five days earlier. Moore netted his side's second goal in the triumph over the Lions at The Den, as Phil Parkinson's men registered their first Championship win of the campaign on the fourth attempt. The Wales international lauded the way his side reacted to their underwhelming…

Millwall win 'worlds apart' from Birmingham loss - Moore

Kieffer Moore praised Wrexham's 3-0 victory over Millwall, contrasting it with their recent 2-1 loss to Birmingham City. The Wales international highlighted the team's reaction to their previous poor performance. Moore commended the entire squad for their collective effort, noting that everyone, including those coming off the bench, contributed significantly to the win.

He emphasized that it was worlds apart from their loss to Birmingham, stating, "We're delighted. We wanted a reaction, and we got a reaction." Despite Wrexham's initial struggles, losing both of their opening two league games to Cardiff City and Watford, Moore expressed hope that the team can build momentum and improve upon their recent results, currently sitting 11th in the table after securing three crucial points against Millwall.

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