We asked for your thoughts after Nottingham Forest's FA Cup defeat by Championship side Wrexham on Friday. Here are some of your comments: Martin: Happy to go out fighting and scoring goals. Good goals scored by Wrexham.

From non-league to pushing towards the Championship playoffs, Wrexham’s Premier League dream is well on track. And it’s all thanks to their Hollywood owners.

Wrexham have a chance to add to their storied FA Cup history when they take on top-flight side Nottingham Forest on Friday

Having spent around £30m last summer following their promotion to the Championship, BBC Sport asked Wrexham fans if the club should spend again in January? Marty - Definitely another striker - one of Wrexham's worst signings has got to be Jay Rodriguez.

Goals from Sam Smith and Ollie Rathbone were enough to secure another three points at Ewood Park. That victory sees the Reds sit 10th in the league table as we enter into 2026. A crowd of 16,494 people watched on from the stands, including 2,679 Wrexham supporters.

Premier League star, who has recently become a fan of Wrexham, has suggested who the Championship club should target in January

Wrexham host Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup on Friday night, in one of the club's most high-profile fixtures of the 21st century. It will be the first time in their 'Hollywood era' that Wrexham will face Premier League opposition, and it will be the first time since 1992 that they will have faced top-flight opponents in an official competition.

Wrexham have been urged to launch a January transfer swoop for Matheus Pereira, the Cruzeiro attacking midfielder who has experience of playing in the Premier League. The Welsh club are continuing their rapid ascent up the leagues and are now setting their sights on the Premier League.

Macclesfield has pulled off one of the biggest upsets in FA Cup history, knocking out defending champion Crystal Palace with a 2-1 win on Saturday.