The pressure is on at the Racecourse Ground. Following a 2-0 defeat to Birmingham City, Wrexham defender Dan Scarr has laid out the stark reality for the Red Dragons: every single remaining match is now a must-win affair if they are to keep their Championship play-off dreams alive.

With just four games left in the season, Wrexham finds itself four crucial points adrift of the coveted top six. The margin for error has evaporated. "I think every game we go into now is a must-win and we have to take it with that attitude," Scarr stated. "There's no point stepping around it, we need to go and win games and we believe we can do that."

Despite the daunting odds—statistical models give them only a 12% chance—the belief within the squad remains unshaken. Scarr pointed to the team's resilience and quality as reasons for optimism. "We've got another four games to go, belief's still high and we've got a really good group," he said. "We can just look at every game and feel like we've got nothing to lose, let's just go for it."

He acknowledged that external doubt is growing, but used it as fuel. "Everyone's going to probably write us off now... But we know we're good enough. We've got some quality players, we can produce moments of brilliance."

The challenge begins this Saturday at home against Stoke City, a perfect opportunity to reignite their push. Scarr, who recently returned to the starting lineup, also highlighted the intense internal competition driving the squad, a testament to the depth manager Phil Parkinson has built. It's this collective strength and fighting spirit they will need to harness for the final, decisive sprint of the season.