No previous meetings between these teams.
Wrexham
Wolverhampton Wanderers-
1 Fer López 6 - 2 Kieffer Moore 5
- 3 Raúl Jiménez 3
- 4 Adam Armstrong 3
- 5 Rodrigo Gomes 2
- 6 Ladislav Krejcí 2
- 7 Jordan James 2
- 8 Jacques Ekomié 2
- 9 Sean Neave 2
- 10 Marshall Munetsi 2
- 1 Kieffer Moore 36
- 2 Fer López 29
- 3 Mateus Mané 27
- 4 Adam Armstrong 24
- 5 Callum O'Hare 22
- 6 Marshall Munetsi 22
- 7 Rafiki Saïd 21
- 8 Raúl Jiménez 16
- 9 Callum Doyle 15
- 10 Sam Smith 13
- 1 André 29
- 2 Jacques Ekomié 19
- 3 Callum Doyle 16
- 4 Lewis O'Brien 13
- 5 Oliver Rathbone 13
- 6 Marshall Munetsi 12
- 7 Issa Kaboré 11
- 8 Hugo Bueno 11
- 9 Kieran Trippier 10
- 10 Mateus Mané 10
- 1 Danny Imray 3
- 2 Fer López 3
- 3 Ladislav Krejcí 2
- 4 Tommy Doyle 2
- 5 Benjamin Whiteman 2
- 6 André 2
- 7 Lewis O'Brien 2
- 8 Kieffer Moore 2
- 9 Rodrigo Gomes 1
- 10 Issa Kaboré 1
- 1 Mateus Mané 22
- 2 Kieran Trippier 21
- 3 Fer López 20
- 4 Kieffer Moore 15
- 5 Marshall Munetsi 12
- 6 André 12
- 7 Hugo Bueno 12
- 8 Jean-Ricner Bellegarde 12
- 9 Benjamin Whiteman 11
- 10 Lewis O'Brien 11
- 1 Callum Doyle 605
- 2 Nasser Djiga 604
- 3 Benjamin Whiteman 572
- 4 André 556
- 5 Dominic Hyam 497
- 6 Toti Gomes 486
- 7 Fer López 456
- 8 Ladislav Krejcí 441
- 9 Hugo Bueno 430
- 10 Kieran Trippier 374
- 1 Mateus Mané 19
- 2 Kieffer Moore 15
- 3 Hugo Bueno 12
- 4 Fer López 11
- 5 Rafiki Saïd 11
- 6 Rodrigo Gomes 10
- 7 Issa Kaboré 9
- 8 Callum Doyle 8
- 9 Callum O'Hare 7
- 10 Marshall Munetsi 6
- 1 Callum Doyle 20
- 2 André 17
- 3 Dominic Hyam 13
- 4 Nasser Djiga 13
- 5 Hugo Bueno 13
- 6 Benjamin Whiteman 11
- 7 Lewis O'Brien 11
- 8 Ladislav Krejcí 10
- 9 Yerson Mosquera 10
- 10 Toti Gomes 9
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Wrexham host Wolverhampton Wanderers at the Racecourse Ground on Saturday 7 November, a 12.30pm Championship kick-off between a home side fresh from beating the leaders and visitors flying up the table.
Wolverhampton Wanderers arrive as clear favourites, up to second and on a three-game winning run, while Wrexham sit 16th after a 2-0 win over leaders Middlesbrough in midweek. We have weighed up the Wrexham vs Wolverhampton Wanderers odds for our best bets, two premium picks and a score prediction below.
Premium Tips
Anthony Eadson expects the visitors to dominate the ball, so the two premium picks lean into that: Wolves to win the corner count and their leading scorer to set one up.
| Premium Tip | Odds | Why we’re backing it |
|---|---|---|
| Wolves to have the most corners | 1/1 (Sky Bet) | Wolves win 6.7 corners a game in the Championship, comfortably more than Wrexham’s 5.0. The visitors are second in the table and on a three-game winning run, so they should have the ball for long spells and pin the hosts back. Wrexham have conceded 19 goals in 14 games, and sides that spend time camped in their half tend to rack up set-pieces. Even money with Sky Bet looks fair for the side expected to do the pressing. |
| Fer Lopez to assist | 11/2 (Ladbrokes) | Fer Lopez is Wolves’ top scorer with six league goals and has added three assists, so he has had a hand in nine of their 25 goals. He has started 12 of their 14 games and played in the 2-1 win at Bristol City on Wednesday. Wrexham have kept only three clean sheets, and with 29 shots this term Lopez is often the man on the ball in the final third. At 11/2 with Ladbrokes, an assist is a bigger price than backing him to score. |
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How Wrexham go into the game
Wrexham sit 16th on 17 points after a timely lift in midweek, beating leaders Middlesbrough 2-0 at the Racecourse last time out. That ended a run of two straight defeats, 2-0 at Blackburn Rovers and 1-0 at Sheffield United, and they have won two of their last five. Home is where they do their best work: they have scored 12 of their 17 goals at the Racecourse Ground and won three of their seven games there.
Defence remains the worry for Wrexham, who have conceded 19 goals in 14 games and kept only three clean sheets. Kieffer Moore leads their scoring with five league goals, but they have failed to score in four matches and will need to take their chances against a Wolves side that has kept four clean sheets of its own.
How Wolverhampton Wanderers go into the game
Wolverhampton Wanderers arrive second on 27 points, one behind leaders Middlesbrough, and in the sort of groove that wins promotions. They have won their last three, including a 3-0 home win over Cardiff City and a 2-1 victory at Bristol City last time out, and have lost just three games all season. Crucially for a trip like this, they travel well, with four wins from seven on the road.
Wolves have conceded 17 goals in 14 games, and in Fer Lopez (six goals) and Adam Armstrong (three) they carry a threat Wrexham’s defence may struggle to contain. Everything about this matchup favours the visitors keeping it tight and nicking the points.
Wrexham vs Wolverhampton Wanderers head-to-head
These two have no recent league history to speak of: Wrexham’s long climb through the divisions means a competitive meeting with Wolverhampton Wanderers is a rare event, and the feed holds no previous encounters between the clubs. That makes current form the only reliable guide, and it points firmly towards the visitors.
Wrexham vs Wolverhampton Wanderers predictions & betting tips
| Our Prediction | Odds & Bookmaker | Confidence | Why We’re Backing It |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wolverhampton Wanderers | 6/5 (bet365) | ⭐⭐⭐ | Wolves have won their last three and sit 14 places above Saturday’s hosts. |
| Both teams to score – No | 23/20 (BoyleSports) | ⭐⭐⭐ | Wolves have kept four clean sheets and Wrexham have failed to score in four of 14 games. |
| Under 2.5 goals | 9/10 (Betfair Sportsbook) | ⭐⭐⭐ | Wolves have conceded once or not at all in each of their last five games. |
| Wrexham 0-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers | 7/1 (Paddy Power) | ⭐⭐ | Wolves have kept clean sheets in two of their last three, and Wrexham have failed to score in four games. |
Wrexham vs Wolverhampton Wanderers score prediction
Beating the leaders in midweek will give Wrexham confidence, but the gulf in quality over the season is sizeable. Wolverhampton Wanderers have won their last three, are defensively settled and carry a far bigger goal threat, and we expect them to control the game and keep a clean sheet. A low-scoring, professional away win looks the most likely outcome. Score prediction: Wrexham 0-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers.
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