Updated 5 November 2026.
Wrexham host Wolverhampton Wanderers at the Racecourse Ground on Saturday 7 November, with a 12:30 kick-off. Wrexham are 16th in the Championship and Wolves 2nd, and Wolves have won their last three. Wrexham beat Middlesbrough 2-0 on Wednesday.
Wolves have scored 25 goals in 14 games to Wrexham's 17, and we make them the likelier winners at 42%. A draw is close behind at 29%, and 1-1 is the likeliest single scoreline.
Wrexham are 16th in the Championship on 17 points from 14 games, with four wins, five draws and five defeats. They have scored 17 and conceded 19. Their last five league games: a 1-2 home defeat to West Brom, a 4-1 win over Preston, then back-to-back away defeats at Blackburn and Sheffield United, both without a goal. Wednesday's 2-0 win over Middlesbrough ended that run.
At the back they have the 10th fewest goals against, 1.36 a game, and clean sheets in 21% of their games. Up front they struggle for volume, with the 4th fewest shots on target in the division at 3.36 a game.
Wolves are 2nd on 27 points, with eight wins, three draws and three defeats, and 25 goals scored against 17 conceded. They have won their last three, a 2-1 win at Bristol City on Wednesday, a 3-0 win over Cardiff and a 1-0 win over Watford. Before that came a 1-1 draw with Portsmouth.
They score the 6th most goals per game (1.79) and concede the 6th fewest (1.21), and they win the 2nd most corners in the division at 6.64 a game. Both teams to score lands in 64% of their games, against 57% for Wrexham, while over 2.5 goals has come in 64% of Wolves matches and only 43% of Wrexham's.
Wrexham possible starting lineup:
Patterson; Doyle, Cleworth, Worrall, Ekomié; Kaboré, Dobson, Whiteman; O'Brien, Thomason; Moore
Wolverhampton Wanderers possible starting lineup:
Sá; Trippier, Mosquera, Bueno; Munetsi, André, Krejci; Bellegarde, López, Saïd; Armstrong
Fer López has had at least one shot in 13 straight games for Wolves, at 2.2 a game, and he is 1.10 at bet365 to make it 14. He has also committed a foul in five straight games.
Adam Armstrong has had two or more shots in each of his last five games and a shot on target in five straight. He has had three or more shots in four straight games, and that is 3.00 at bet365.
Kieffer Moore is Wrexham's shot-taker, with two or more shots in seven straight games and 3.6 a game over that spell. He is 1.25 at bet365 for two or more shots.
Jean-Ricner Bellegarde has committed at least one foul in seven straight games, averaging 1.4, and is 1.33 at bet365.
Callum Doyle has made at least one tackle in eight straight games for Wrexham, averaging 2.6, and he is 1.13 at bet365.
We back Wolves in the match result, at 2.25 with Ladbrokes. Wrexham are 3.20 at bet365 and the draw is 3.50 at Coral.
| Market | Best price | Statz chance |
|---|---|---|
| Wrexham to win | 3.20 (bet365) | 29% |
| Draw | 3.50 (Coral) | 29% |
| Wolves to win | 2.25 (Ladbrokes) | 42% |
| Both teams to score | 1.73 (Midnite) | 49% |
| Over 1.5 goals | 1.29 (bet365) | 70% |
| Over 2.5 goals | 1.91 (bet365) | 43% |
1-1 is the likeliest score, though we make Wolves more likely to win. Our projection is 1.06 goals for Wrexham and 1.34 for Wolves. Wolves have scored more and conceded fewer than Wrexham this season, and they win more corners.
Our prediction: Wrexham 1-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Wrexham vs Wolves kicks off at 12:30 UK time on Saturday 7 November 2026 at the Racecourse Ground, in the 2026/27 Championship. It is a lunchtime start, with Wrexham 16th and Wolves 2nd in the table.
We predict a 1-1 draw in Wrexham vs Wolves, with that score given a 14% chance in our model. Wolves are the likelier winners at 42% against 29% for Wrexham in this Championship game, and the draw sits at 29%.
Wolverhampton Wanderers are the favourites for Wrexham vs Wolves in the 2026/27 Championship on 7 November, at 2.25 with Ladbrokes. Wrexham are 3.20 at bet365 and the draw is 3.50 at Coral. Wolves are 2nd in the table on 27 points.
Both teams to score is 49% likely in Wrexham vs Wolves in the 2026/27 Championship, according to our model, and 1.73 at Midnite. Wolves have seen it land in 64% of their games this season, while Wrexham's rate is 57%.
In Wrexham vs Wolves in the 2026/27 Championship, Fer López has had a shot in 13 straight games for Wolves, and Adam Armstrong has had a shot on target in five in a row. Kieffer Moore has had two or more shots in seven straight games for Wrexham.
Wolves are 2nd in the 2026/27 Championship with 27 points from 14 games, while Wrexham are 16th with 17 points from the same number. That is a gap of 10 points ahead of Saturday's 12:30 kick-off at the Racecourse Ground.
Wrexham are predicted to line up with Patterson in goal, Doyle, Cleworth, Worrall and Ekomié across the back, and Moore up front. Wolves have Sá in goal, with Trippier, Mosquera and Bueno at the back, and Armstrong leading the line.