- Wolves have won three, drawn one, and lost two in Championship 2026/2027 away matches.
- Wolves are 3rd on 24 points from 13 games, Wrexham 18th on 14.
- Wolves are 59/50 favourites to win, Wrexham are 21/10 and the Draw 5/2.
Cagey clash on cards at SToK Cae Ras
Wrexham will need to reset after a two-match losing streak and a cagey clash could ensue on Saturday when they take on promotion-chasing Wolves at the Racecourse. Phil Parkinson's Red Dragons have won one, drawn one and lost three of their last five Championship 2026/2027 games, coming off a 4-1 home victory over Preston, that preceded back-to-back defeats at Blackburn and Sheffield United.
Wolves will be the likelier winner in this clash on all fronts - form, league position and odds - but a fixture between these two teams should not be anything but an up-and-down battle. Wolves arrive at SToK Cae Ras on the back of a two-match winning run that has seen Cesar Peixoto's side beat Watford and Cardiff at home, but they've won three of their six away league matches.
Peixoto's appointment on 16 June 2026 has given Wolves a different edge in that they are a lot more compact in their approach and get most of their good work done in transition, rather than by dominating the ball. They've averaged 1.67 goals scored and 1.50 goals conceded on their travels, so the visitors are usually live in attack, but have left themselves open at the back on occasion.
Both teams to score looks a good bet
Wrexham's direct, three-at-the-back style will create a different sort of contest against Wolves, but it should still be open enough for both teams to get on the scoresheet at some stage - Both Teams to Score is our main tip at 73/100 with Over 2.5 goals coming in at 9/10.
Parkinson has done a solid job since taking over at Wrexham in July 2021, fashioning a team that is built around his own principles. He has created a side that is pragmatic and will give it a go, but also one that has the power and aerial prowess to be a tough nut to crack when the game gets scrappy.
Wolves are the team with the most goal threat in this contest with Fer Lopez hitting four in seven in the Championship 2026/2027 - two fewer than the Red Dragons have managed as a team. Kieffer Moore is Wrexham's main threat with three in eight, two of which have come in the last five games, so it's possible that Wrexham's hold-up play can pin Wolves back and create chances from direct play in the second half.
Wolves can edge it
Wrexham's home form in the Championship 2026/2027 is two wins, two draws and two defeats, which makes them a solid but beatable base at the Racecourse. Wolves have enough travel class to fancy their chances of winning, although Wrexham's physical style should make this closer than the market suggests.
Wolves are the slight favourites here at 59/50, but with Wrexham coming off a couple of poor results away from home and Wolves on a winning run, backing Wrexham to edge a competitive 90 minutes at 21/10 looks the way to go.
