Wrexham vs Cardiff live: result and reaction from all-Welsh Carabao Cup clash

“It’s a fantastic night,” says Joel. “We pressed really well and had good moments in the game. We’ve had some very good games this year. As long as we keep doing what we’re doing in training every day, the results will keep coming.”

And brother Rubin adds: “We’ve shown a lot of character. We’ve changed the way we’re playing, it’s a different style, and sometimes it can be a little nerve-wracking. Sometimes you can feel a little nervous. But we’ve got a lot more to come. It’s very special to us. Growing up as lifelong Cardiff fans, we’re living the dream.”

Cardiff are through to the last eight! A huge roar from their traveling group of supporters who will enjoy the return trip south from North Wales tonight – their team are deserved winners and have reached the quarter-finals thanks to a fine performance from Will Fish.

Came in…and the whistle blew! A foul from Wrexham. Is this it?

Eek! A nervous moment for Will Fish when he makes a hash attempt and almost gets caught in his own net.

A corner. Last chance, definitely. Goalkeeper Callum Burton joined the assembled ranks in the Cardiff box.

Cardiff can’t stop it. Isaac Davis should head for a corner, but he goes wide of goal and out.

Wrexham come forward, yet a floating diagonal is saved by Kiefer Moore. Time is running out.

Cardiff won a header and cleared their lines.

However, a sliding Alex Robertson is booked for a short tackle near halfway.

Kiefer Moore’s presence forces Will Fish to take a corner from Issa Kabor’s cross.

Five extra minutes are indicated on the board.

Kiefer Moore has really been a handful of players since he arrived, but Wrexham don’t often manage to get around a big target-man. Eventually Lewis O’Brien did so, contesting the second ball after Moore had won the first high hoist, and was somewhat harshly adjudged to have committed a foul as he won the header.