So that's it from Croud Meadow as Wrexham take the spoils, the local bragging rights and a strong episode for season three back with them up the A5.

Shrewsbury had enough chances to have won this game and a few others, but if you don't take your chances, especially in a cup tie, you tend to be punished.

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Wrexham midfielder Elliot Lee tells S4C's Sgorio: "Being a local rivalry, it was always going to be a great game and I thought the boys were outstanding.

"It was a great performance and I'd like to dedicate that to one of their players Tom Flanagan, who said that we were full of semi-pro players last year.

"So that one's for you, mate!"

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Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson tells S4C's Sgorio: "I'm very pleased. It's a tough place to come.

"They pressed us really high in the first half, caught us out a bit but I felt we grew into the game and deserved the victory.

"They had a few chances at the end but it's a big day for us and an important win on the journey this club is on.

"We've made another statement. We've come to a solid League One club and won the game.

"Credit to Shrewsbury, it was a really hard game. We had to dig deep."

Barry Horne
Former Wales and Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

If you have a pot of luck in the FA Cup, Wrexham have dug deep this afternoon.

Barry Horne
Former Wales and Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Shrewsbury would have gone in at half time feeling they should be in front, they had the two best chances, they were the better team and most of the game was played in Wrexham's half.

Then in the second half Wrexham started well the substitutions Sam Dalby and Ryan Barnett immediately contributed to the performance and Wrexham just grew.

Wrexham rode their luck on occasions but over 90 minutes just about shaded it.

Wrexham's players celebrate with their fans as the home supporters leave Croud Meadow.

It is the Welsh club through to the last 32.

There it is.

Wrexham are through.

The ultimate smash and grab win.

Shrewsbury are stunned, Wrexham jubilant.

They are through to the fourth round for the second successive season.

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Barry Horne
Former Wales and Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

How has Taylor Perry not equalised? Oh my word.

What a chance he has missed.

Time running out for the hosts.

Taylor Perry blasts wide from just outside the box.

That's a much better effort, but it's just past the post.

Another huge miss!

A deep cross is not cleared and Taylor Perry gets a shooting chance from seven or eight yards with the goal gaping, but he snatches at the shot and puts it wide.

That was the chance. It should be 1-1.

So many missed chances.

The hosts are going long now and throwing men forward, but it's desperate, rushed football and Wrexham look comfortable.

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We will have six minutes of added on time.

Aaron Pierre replaces Morgan Feeney.

Barry Horne
Former Wales and Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Shrewsbury have lost their way, the Wrexham subs have come on and got straight in to the game, that's been the big difference.

Ben Tozer is booked.

Paul Mullin defends from the front and gets a tackle in and the Wrexham fans love it.

Wrexham really have a grip on this game now.

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Wrexham break but Elliot Lee can't control as Paul Mullin looked to slip him through.

The goal has seemingly totally delated the home players and fans.

Ged Scott
BBC Sport at Croud Meadow

Well, that’s changed the mood a little.

The noise is almost relentless at both ends but it’s still the Wrexham fans who now have the most to sing about.

Just two minutes after left-back Mal Benning’s superb left-foot shot with the outside of his boot had come back off the bar, he got the hook in a double substitution.

And within three minutes Wrexham were ahead from Tom O’Connor’s deflected shot.

That’s how cup ties can turn. Goals change games.

And suddenly Shrewsbury look all over the shop!

Barry Horne
Former Wales and Wrexham midfielder on BBC Radio Wales

Everybody has worked hard today, the quality has been lacking at times but you've got to give Shrewsbury credit they have been relentless but they are just dropping off a little bit now.