Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson explains why SToK Racecourse will be louder than ever as Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's side prepare for AFC Wimbledon League Two clash

Wrexham are looking to get three important points from their fourth-tier tie against Wimbledon. They approach the game off the back of last week's win against Shrewsbury Town, which booked their place in the fourth round of the FA Cup, and Parkinson is confident the fans will make a lot of noise to show their appreciation to the players.

Parkinson said: "Every game has equal importance and we can put the FA Cup firmly to one side now and concentrate on the game at home. I'm sure our supporters are going to give the lads a great reception after the win down at Shrewsbury. There is nothing better as a player after a big away victory against one of your rivals than playing at home in the next game. I know the supporters are going to be right up for this game. Let's make it a real, top atmosphere at The Racecourse and keep our league form going."

Wrexham are two points behind League Two leaders Stockport County, who have played one more game than the Welsh team. The Red Dragons are chasing a second consecutive promotion after winning the National League title last season.

On Saturday, the Racecourse Ground plays host to the clash between third-place Wrexham and a Wimbledon side currently occupying the final play-off spot. Both teams will be determined to get the three points to boost their hopes of achieving their goals for the season.