Wrexham v Cambridge United, 06 April 2002
| Score | 5-0 to Wrexham |
| Referee | Roger Furnandiz |
| Competition | League Division 2 |
| Venue | Racecourse Ground, Wrexham |
| Attendance | 2,581 |
View Wrexham v Cambridge United head to head
5 Wrexham
Goals:
| Lee Jones | 16 |
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| Lee Jones | 49 |
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| Lee Jones | 51 |
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| Lee Jones | 61 |
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| Lee Jones | 74 |
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Starting lineup:
Goalkeeper
Marius Rovde
Defender
Shaun Holmes
Defender/Centre back
Dennis Lawrence
Defender/Centre back
Shaun Pejic
Defender/Midfielder
Daniel Bennett
Midfielder
Paul Barrett
Midfielder
Darren Ferguson
Midfielder
Wayne Phillips
Midfielder
Jim Whitley
Forward
Lee Jones
Forward
Andy Morrell
Substitutions:
| Hector Sam for Lee Jones | 75 |
| Carlos Edwards for Darren Ferguson | 76 |
| Craig Morgan for Shaun Pejic | 86 |
Comments:
Unused substitutes: Kris Rogers and Robin Gibson. League Position: 23rd Despite this convincing win, results elsewhere confirmed Wrexham's relegation to Division Three. Lee Jones' five-goals equalled the club's individual record for goals scored in a League game. The feat was also achieved by TH Lewis in a 7-0 win against Crewe Alexandra on 20 September 1930 and Tommy Bamford in a 8-1 win against Carlisle United on 17 March 1934. Both matches were played in the Third Division (North).Goals:
Starting lineup:
Lionel Perez
Goalkeeper
Stev Angus
Defender
Adam Tann
Defender
Fred Murray
Defender/Left back
Ian Ashbee
Midfielder
Terry Fleming
Midfielder
Luke Guttridge
Midfielder
Tony Scully
Midfielder
Shane Tudor
Midfielder
Dave Kitson
Forward
Tom Youngs
Forward
Substitutions:
| Alex Revell for Tony Scully | 51 |
| David Bridges for Terry Fleming | 68 |
Comments:
Unused substitutes: Kris Rogers and Robin Gibson. League Position: 23rd Despite this convincing win, results elsewhere confirmed Wrexham's relegation to Division Three. Lee Jones' five-goals equalled the club's individual record for goals scored in a League game. The feat was also achieved by TH Lewis in a 7-0 win against Crewe Alexandra on 20 September 1930 and Tommy Bamford in a 8-1 win against Carlisle United on 17 March 1934. Both matches were played in the Third Division (North).Comments:
Unused substitutes: Shaun Marshall, Neil Mustoe and Warren Goodhind. League Position: 24th