Wrexham said he focused as they close in the championship

What is necessary is to navigate through the final games, starting from Wigan Athletic on Saturday before Easter games against Bristol Rovers at the Hippodrome and off to Blackpool.

Some have already looked at the last home game of the season against the hopes of play-off Charlton Athletic while a one-day promotion could be sealed before the last day in Lincoln City.

But defender Eoghan O’Connell, one of a number of the team that hopes in a third promotion medal, says that those thoughts have not made their way into the locker room.

Describing the closing phase of the season as Russian mountains, the central defender said: “He is in our hands in the run-in, but we will not take it for granted.

“Any victory at this stage of the season is a great victory, especially after Tuesday evening (where Wrexham drew in Cambridge United). In the end he turned out to be a good point but we didn’t want to lose the momentum. Just to win today is it enormous.

“I suppose it is a swing, but a few weeks ago we were beaten by Leyton Orient and it was the end of the world. The best thing we have done in this phase in recent years has never been taken away by a result, and we will try to continue doing it with five games to go.

“We are having fun but we will have fun even more if we finish the job.”