Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson admitted there are areas his team needs to improve after a 1-1 draw with Burnley at home. The match took place in the English Football League Championship, the second tier of English football. Despite falling behind early, Wrexham fought back with a goal from Jacques Ekomie in the second half, which came from a header. The result means Wrexham remains unbeaten in their last three games, but they are still searching for their first win of the season at the Racecourse Ground. Parkinson highlighted some tactical problems in the match, particularly when Wrexham did not have the ball. He said the team didn't press Burnley as effectively as they should have, allowing the opposition too much space in certain areas of the field. Burnley, who started the season at the bottom of the league, made some adjustments that caught Wrexham off guard. However, Parkinson noted that the team’s pressing improved significantly after halftime, showing some progress in the second half. Wrexham’s next match will be against West Ham United, a team that was recently relegated from the Premier League, the top tier of English football. This game will be an important test for Wrexham as they continue their push for a win. However, the team is facing injury concerns. Max Cleworth and Josh Windass both suffered injuries during the Burnley match. Cleworth had to leave the game after 30 minutes due to a tightened hamstring, while Windass was forced off in the second half after receiving a kick to his calf. Parkinson expressed hope that the injuries are not serious and that both players will recover quickly. The manager remains focused on the positives from the draw, emphasizing that the team showed resilience in coming back from behind. While the result was a point, Parkinson knows that Wrexham must continue to improve if they are to achieve their goals this season.