The report says Moore opened the scoring with a powerful finish, giving Wrexham control of the contest and a lead to protect. West Brom’s response was the defining feature of the game, as the Baggies did not allow the early setback to decide the outcome.
A one-goal lead can quickly become fragile when the opposition finds a route back into the match. Wrexham’s challenge was to manage that advantage; West Brom’s was to turn pressure into a concrete reward.
Isaac Price is reported to have brought West Brom level before Aune Heggebo scored the winner. The sequence changed the scoreline from 1-0 to 1-2 and gave the visitors both the momentum and the decisive goal.
The comeback also spreads the attacking responsibility across two players. Price’s equaliser reopened the contest, while Heggebo’s reported winner delivered the moment that separated the sides.
For West Brom, the reported victory underlines the value of an immediate response after conceding. Coming from behind away from home requires the next goal, and the Baggies are said to have found two.
For Wrexham, Moore’s effort was not enough to secure a result. The priority now is turning promising moments into a complete performance, particularly after taking the lead.
The next fixture will reveal whether West Brom can carry this comeback confidence into a sustained run, while Wrexham will be looking for a more controlled performance after scoring first.