Notts County 0-2 Wrexham - Lee and Palmer put Dragons level on points with hosts

Elliot Lee scored Wrexham's first goal on 73 minutes at Meadow Lane

Goals from Elliot Lee and Ollie Palmer within four second-half minutes earned Wrexham an away victory against promotion rivals Notts County.

After a glut of chances had gone to waste, Lee broke the deadlock in the 73rd minute with a clinical strike - his 10th goal of the season.

Palmer then added the second from close range in the 76th minute.

Wrexham go level on 30 points with second-placed Notts, five behind leaders Stockport County.

It was Wrexham's second straight win over Notts, following the 3-2 comeback victory at the Racecourse Ground on Easter Monday which all but sealed the National League title against their season-long promotion rivals.

Ollie Palmer scored Wrexham's clinching second goal at Meadow Lane - just four minutes after the opener

Notts County boss Luke Williams:

"I'm not disappointed with any of the players. The level of the opposition is so high, and you must play extremely well to even be in a game with Wrexham.

"We played overall well but it was difficult to create clear openings because they defended so well.

"Open chances were at a premium. Their goals are not completely open chances. In the end, one goal between the two teams is probably fair."

Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson:

"It's up there in terms of wins in my time as a manager at Wrexham because we've had a lot of disruption this week.

"To have all that disruption and put in a performance like we did is enormous credit to the lads and Notts are a good side - we know that.

"But the way the lads implemented the game plan we set out was outstanding and it was a really important three points for us."