Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson has challenged his players to show the same mentality against Wolves on Saturday as they did in their win over Middlesbrough.

Wednesday's 2-0 victory eased the pressure on Parkinson, whose side had won just one of their previous five games in the Championship.

Parkinson knows they'll need another strong performance against Wolves who are second in the table behind Middlesbrough.

"You've got to be on it like that every game," Parkinson said.

"It's a consistency level and it's the certain kind of non-negotiables of the way we want to play.

"They were back in place on Wednesday night, I think the lads enjoyed the game, listening to the supporters and speaking to people over the last couple of days.

"There was a real buzz back around the ground well done for that, but we go again."

Saturday's game against Wolves at the Racecourse will be Parkinson's 150th home game in charge of Wrexham.

Since his appointment in July 2021, Parkinson has a record of 101 wins, 30 draws and 18 defeats and the 58-year-old is keen to celebrate the landmark with a victory.

"I want to mark it with a win," Parkinson added.

"I said to the lads that, you know, if we put in the same kind of effort, togetherness, tactical understanding of the game plan required, we'll give ourselves a good chance."

Callum O'Hare is still not expected to feature after suffering an ankle injury which has seen him miss the last two games.

Forwards Josh Windass and Nathan Broadhead as well as left-back Liberato Cacace are also on the sidelines.