- Wrexham are 14th in the Championship 2026/2027 with 10 points from eight games, while West Bromwich are 5th with 14 points.
- West Bromwich have won two and lost two of their four away games in the Championship 2026/2027.
- Wrexham have won one and drawn one of their last two home games.
West Bromwich can be difficult to oppose
Wrexham have 10 points from eight games in the Championship 2026/2027, but the Red Dragons are nine places below West Bromwich in the standings (14th versus fifth) and still have plenty to play for after a relatively solid start. Phil Parkinson has his men well organised in a compact 3-5-2, with the wing-backs covering a lot of ground and the two strikers and the central midfielders working to punish the opposition on the break when the hosts have the ball. Wrexham are a well-balanced team, but not a free-scoring one, and Kieffer Moore is their danger man with three goals in eight Championship 2026/2027 games. The visitors look a little more likely to win this contest given they have the better record of the two sides so far, but Wrexham have a little bit more to play for and can get a favourable result on Tuesday.
West Bromwich can nick it
West Bromwich have won twice, drawn twice and lost once in their last five matches, with their recent games having seen them draw 1-1 at home to QPR and then lose 1-0 on their away trip to Wolves.
James Morrison has brought a slightly more pragmatic feel to the Baggies' game with his ideas for possession football, but in truth, the club are still set up to be simple and effective in a 4-4-2 or 4-1-4-1 system, and that could be the key to taking points from Wrexham.
Jimmy-Jay Morgan has been a great buy for West Bromwich this season, providing the spark in the final third that the visitors need with three goals and three assists in eight Championship 2026/2027 matches, while Callum Styles is the midfielder that gives them a bit of bite in the centre of the park with two goals in the last five.
Mixed feelings on the match
West Bromwich have won twice in the Championship 2026/2027, but that win came at Wrexham, where the Red Dragons have not beaten the club in two previous attempts. The odds are very slightly in favour of Wrexham, who are 69/50 compared to the 187/100 for the away side, while the draw is listed at 9/4. The bookies have it about right here, but we're going to give Wrexham the benefit of the doubt and tip them to nick it at SToK Cae Ras. A West Bromwich double chance also looks a safe bet for the main selection, but given the hosts have only scored or conceded an average of 1.25 per game at home, we'd like to recommend an under 3.5 goals bet on the game, although that is still unlikely to produce a comfortable victory for either side.
