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Sub-plots intensify Blades and Wrexham's rivalry

Sub-plots intensify Blades and Wrexham's rivalry
BBC Sport Friday 30 October 2026, 04:12 UTC 1 min read
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Former team-mates Chris Wilder and Phil Parkinson lock horns again as Sheffield United face Wrexham in the Championship on Friday night.

Former team-mates Chris Wilder and Phil Parkinson lock horns again as Sheffield United face Wrexham in the Championship on Friday night.
Wrexham (LOCATION) Chris Wilder (PERSON) Phil Parkinson (PERSON) Sheffield United (LOCATION) Championship (EVENT)
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