Dragons to keep up run

Wrexham face a tough trip to Milton Keynes tomorrow as the side looks to continue an impressive unbeaten run and rise from the bottom of the table.

The Dragons have now gone five games without defeat, including a 1-0 win over the MK Dons at The Racecourse last month.

Brian Little has managed to turn the club's fortunes around after bringing in no less than 11 players during the January transfer window.

Many of the new faces are used to life in the lower divisions, and know full well what will be expected of them working with Little.

One of the most impressive of the new signings has been Danny Sonner, who has held a key role in the heart of the team since joining last month.The veteran midfielder is under no illusions as to how difficult a task lies ahead of the side, but firmly believes the club has what it takes to survive the drop this season.

He said: "It's going to be difficult, but we're going to stand up and be counted.

"We've got a lot of experienced lads and a great spirit and we all want to play for the Wrexham shirt. I think it shows out there."

Little still has Mark Jones, Paul Hall, Eifion Williams and Silvio Spann sidelined through injury, but has enough players at his disposal for tomorrow's trip to the Stadium MK.

He will also be encouraged to have seen tough tackling midfielder Danny Williams, who has spent most of the season out with a serious back injury, playing 45 minutes for the reserves during the week.

Paul Ince's MK Dons made a flying start to the season and have that to thank for keeping them top of the table as the side has only managed to win one of their last eight games.

Ince will be keen to ensure his players give a better account of themselves than they did during the week when they let Shrewsbury come back from three goals down to grab an unlikely point.

By Andy Rogers