Wrexham Middlesbrough-
1 Will Lankshear 13 - 2 Kieffer Moore 5
- 3 Amario Cozier-Duberry 3
- 4 Sebastian Berhalter 3
- 5 Jacques Ekomié 2
- 6 Aidan Morris 2
- 7 Joe Worrall 1
- 8 Neto Borges 1
- 9 Tommy Conway 1
- 10 Max Arfsten 1
- 1 Will Lankshear 48
- 2 Amario Cozier-Duberry 33
- 3 Kieffer Moore 31
- 4 Aidan Morris 26
- 5 Sebastian Berhalter 23
- 6 Callum O'Hare 22
- 7 Tommy Conway 16
- 8 Callum Brittain 16
- 9 Riley McGree 15
- 10 Adilson Malanda 14
- 1 Aidan Morris 26
- 2 Callum Brittain 18
- 3 Jacques Ekomié 16
- 4 Oliver Rathbone 13
- 5 Sebastian Berhalter 12
- 6 Lewis O'Brien 11
- 7 Callum Doyle 11
- 8 Neto Borges 10
- 9 Issa Kaboré 10
- 10 Adilson Malanda 8
- 1 Amario Cozier-Duberry 5
- 2 Tommy Conway 4
- 3 Danny Imray 3
- 4 Riley McGree 3
- 5 Sebastian Berhalter 2
- 6 Callum Brittain 2
- 7 Benjamin Whiteman 2
- 8 Luke Ayling 2
- 9 Issa Kaboré 1
- 10 Josh Windass 1
- 1 Sebastian Berhalter 34
- 2 Callum Brittain 21
- 3 Amario Cozier-Duberry 18
- 4 Neto Borges 16
- 5 Tommy Conway 16
- 6 Riley McGree 15
- 7 Max Arfsten 12
- 8 Aidan Morris 12
- 9 Benjamin Whiteman 11
- 10 Kieffer Moore 11
- 1 Adilson Malanda 835
- 2 Aidan Morris 831
- 3 Callum Doyle 563
- 4 Callum Brittain 541
- 5 Luke Ayling 539
- 6 Benjamin Whiteman 528
- 7 Neto Borges 525
- 8 Dominic Hyam 497
- 9 Ashley Phillips 413
- 10 Sebastian Berhalter 399
- 1 Callum Brittain 23
- 2 Max Arfsten 17
- 3 Kieffer Moore 14
- 4 Amario Cozier-Duberry 10
- 5 Callum O'Hare 7
- 6 Issa Kaboré 7
- 7 Callum Doyle 7
- 8 Neto Borges 5
- 9 Tommy Conway 5
- 10 Jacques Ekomié 5
- 1 Callum Doyle 18
- 2 Dominic Hyam 13
- 3 Callum Brittain 12
- 4 Aidan Morris 11
- 5 Adilson Malanda 10
- 6 Lewis O'Brien 10
- 7 Neto Borges 9
- 8 Jacques Ekomié 9
- 9 Benjamin Whiteman 9
- 10 Luke Ayling 9
WrexhamNo absentees
MiddlesbroughNo absentees
Wrexham vs Middlesbrough predictions and betting tips are in focus as the Championship’s leaders head to the Racecourse Ground on Wednesday 4 November (7.45pm), with Wrexham desperate to halt a dip in form against the division’s pacesetters.
Middlesbrough sit top of the table and unbeaten at home, while Wrexham have lost their last two. Here is how we see it at the Racecourse, with Anthony Eadson’s best bets.
Premium Tips
Anthony Eadson has worked through the card at the Racecourse Ground. He has landed on two Premium Tips, taking the best prices across our featured bookmakers.
| Premium Tip | Odds | Why we’re backing it |
|---|---|---|
| Over 10.5 corners | 1/1 (Betfred) | Middlesbrough arrive as the Championship’s leaders and will see plenty of the ball at the Racecourse. Boro have scored 30 goals and tend to force defences deep, which racks up the flag-kicks. Meanwhile, the hosts will likely chase the game. As a result, 11 or more corners looks a fair bet at even money with Betfred. |
| Amario Cozier-Duberry to assist | 11/4 (bet365) | Amario Cozier-Duberry has been one of Middlesbrough’s brightest creative sparks. Moreover, Wrexham have already conceded eight at the Racecourse. Boro also score freely on their travels, with 13 goals in six away games. Therefore, 11/4 with bet365 for him to assist appeals. |
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How Wrexham go into the game
Wrexham go into midweek 18th in the Championship on 14 points, their first 13 games bringing three wins, five draws and five defeats. The hosts have lost each of their last two, beaten 1-0 at Sheffield United and 2-0 at Blackburn, both on the road.
However, home form offers more encouragement. At the Racecourse Ground they have won two, drawn two and lost two, scoring 10 goals, with a 4-1 win over Preston the pick. Against the leaders, though, that mid-table record will be tested to the limit.How Middlesbrough go into the game
Middlesbrough arrive top of the Championship on 28 points. They have lost just one of their 13 games (W8 D4 L1). Boro have scored 30 goals already and warmed up for this with a 3-0 home win over Charlton.
On the road they remain dangerous, winning three, drawing two and losing just one of six away trips while scoring 13, including a 5-1 romp at Bolton. Wrexham have conceded eight at home, and the leaders will fancy adding to that tally.
Wrexham vs Middlesbrough head-to-head
| Date | Home | Score | Away |
|---|---|---|---|
| 02/05/26 | Wrexham | 2-2 | Middlesbrough |
| 25/10/25 | Middlesbrough | 1-1 | Wrexham |
The pair have met only twice in the league, both last season. Both finished level: a 2-2 draw at the Racecourse in May and a 1-1 draw on Teesside the previous October. Middlesbrough did win a League Cup tie 1-0 between the clubs this August, so the leaders will feel they have the edge.
Wrexham vs Middlesbrough predictions & betting tips
| Our Prediction | Odds & Bookmaker | Confidence | Why We’re Backing It |
|---|---|---|---|
| Middlesbrough to win | 8/11 (Sky Bet) | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | The leaders have lost just one of 13 and won three of six on the road, while Wrexham have managed only four points from their last five. |
| Both teams to score – Yes | 8/13 (bet365) | ⭐⭐⭐ | Wrexham have scored 10 times in six home games. Meanwhile, Middlesbrough have found the net in every away outing this season. |
| Over 2.5 goals | 8/13 (bet365) | ⭐⭐⭐ | Middlesbrough’s six away games have produced 21 goals between the teams, an average of 3.5 a match. |
| Wrexham 1-2 Middlesbrough | 15/2 (bet365) | ⭐⭐ | Boro won 5-1 at Bolton and 3-2 at Stoke on their travels, so a one-goal win fits a side that scores freely away from home. |
Wrexham vs Middlesbrough score prediction
The leaders should have too much. Even so, Wrexham have a habit of making life awkward on their own turf and have scored in most home games. A narrow away win, with the hosts grabbing a consolation, looks the likeliest outcome. Score prediction: Wrexham 1-2 Middlesbrough.Read more:
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