Wrexham

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2026/2027

Wrexham's 2025/2026 Championship Campaign

Wrexham finished a respectable 7th in the Championship during the 2025/2026 season, amassing 71 points across 46 matches. Their record was a balanced 19 wins, 14 draws, and 13 losses, showing resilience and consistency. Offensively, they scored 69 goals, with a solid home tally of 41 and a decent 28 away, while defensively conceding 65 goals, split fairly evenly between home and away fixtures.

The season saw Wrexham enjoy a slightly stronger home form, winning 10 matches and keeping 5 clean sheets, compared to 9 wins and 7 clean sheets on the road. A positive goal difference of +4 reflects a team capable of both scoring and defending but perhaps needing a little more steel at the back to push further up the table.

Looking ahead, Wrexham will be keen to build on this solid foundation. With a campaign marked by competitive spirit and a fair share of tight contests, the key challenge will be converting close matches into points that could elevate them into the promotion places next time around.

League position

Position 14
  • Promotion
  • Relegation

Points trajectory

Rank 14

Manager

P. Parkinson

England

Season at a glance

W 2·D 4·L 29–12 GF/GA-3 GD2 clean sheetsWDDLW

Streaks

Last 5 home1W2D1Llast 5
Last 5 away1W3D1Llast 5
Scored3/5
Conceded4/5

Last result

Derby
1-1
Wrexham
10 Oct

Next match

Wrexham
19:45
West Brom
13 Oct

Championship table

#TeamPPts
1Swansea920
13Sheffield Utd912
14Wrexham911
15Lincoln911
As of 19 Jul 2026View full table →
Last 5: ←oldest

Wrexham's 2025/2026 Championship Campaign in Review

Wrexham paced themselves well throughout the 2025/2026 season, finishing a respectable 7th with 71 points from 46 matches. Their record shows a fairly balanced approach: 19 wins, 14 draws, and 13 defeats. The points dropped tended to come more from draws than losses, indicating a team that was hard to beat but sometimes struggled to convert matches into wins.

They won 10 games at home and 9 away, showing consistency on the road as well as at the Racecourse Ground. Their biggest win streak isn’t noted, suggesting they didn’t have a particularly long run of consecutive victories, which hints at a season of mixed but steady results rather than a flashy purple patch.

Defensively, they kept 12 clean sheets—split between 5 at home and 7 away—which helped them maintain a positive goal difference, albeit a modest +4. All told, Wrexham’s 2025/2026 was a campaign marked by resilience and steady accumulation, if not spectacular streaks.

Statistics

Home / Away splits

HomeGoals forAway
5
4
HomeGoals againstAway
5
7
HomeClean sheetsAway
0
2
HomeFailed to scoreAway
0
2
HomeAvg goals scored / gameAway
1.30vs1.00

Biggest results

  • Biggest home win2-1
  • Biggest away win0-3
  • Biggest home loss1-2
  • Biggest away loss6-0

Week-by-week trends

team vs league avg (dashed)
Goals for
10
Goals against
13
Goal difference
-3
Clean sheets
2
Points / round
11.0

Team Intelligence

Form & Record▾

Last 8 competitive

DDLWDDLW
Win %25.0%
Clean Sheet %25.0%
Avg Scored1.10
Avg Conceded1.50
Injuries▾
N. Broadhead13 Oct
Missing Fixture
L. Cacace13 Oct
Missing Fixture
M. Cleworth13 Oct
Missing Fixture
G. Thomason13 Oct
Missing Fixture
S. Revan13 Oct
Questionable
Advanced Metrics▾
QA Goals/Game1.10
QA Conceded/Game1.50
Opposition Strength1.00x league average

Current Streaks

Competitive matches only

  • Scored in 3 of last 5 games

  • Conceded in their last 4 games

  • Clean sheet in 1 of last 5 games

  • Won 1 of last 5 games

  • Lost 1 of last 5 games

  • Drew 3 of last 5 games

  • Failed to score in 2 of last 5 games

Top Performers▾

Wrexham's Home and Away Tale

Wrexham's 2025/2026 Championship campaign paints a picture of a side that prefers to keep things tight on the road. At home, they've netted a healthy 41 goals but conceded 37, showing a tendency for open, end-to-end affairs. Away, they're more conservative, scoring 28 but conceding only 28 as well, with seven clean sheets compared to five at home.

This contrast suggests Wrexham rely on a solid defensive setup away from home, managing to keep more clean sheets despite scoring fewer goals. At the Racecourse Ground, they appear more adventurous, which has brought more goals but also more concessions. Such a dynamic could be a double-edged sword in their quest for promotion, balancing attacking ambition with defensive resilience.

Wrexham's Fipster Record in 2025/2026

Fipster has been cautiously optimistic with Wrexham this season, registering one tick and no stars or misses from its graded predictions. This means the model is still building a record on the club but has already shown a decent eye for Wrexham's potential outcomes. With only a single scored fixture so far, the Fipster’s insight remains a developing signal rather than a settled verdict.

It will be interesting to see how the model's confidence grows as it accumulates more predictions on Wrexham in the Championship 2025/2026 campaign.

Injuries

N. Broadhead
N. Broadhead
Thigh Injury
Missing Fixture
L. Cacace
L. Cacace
Calf Injury
Missing Fixture
M. Cleworth
M. Cleworth
Muscle Injury
Missing Fixture
S. Revan
S. Revan
Hamstring Injury
Questionable
G. Thomason
G. Thomason
Thigh Injury
Missing Fixture

Venue

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