Wrexham welcome Preston to their own ground for matchday 11 of the Championship. Wrexham enters this match as the clear favourite with a 56% probability of victory according to the odds set two days before kickoff.
Current Form - Wrexham
Wrexham are 17th in the league with 11 points. The team suffered a 1-2 loss at home against West Brom in their last league match and holds a record of one win, two draws, and two losses in their last five outings.
Current Form - Preston
Preston are 24th in the league with four points. They are on a five-match winless run, having recorded one draw and four losses in their last five matches, including a 0-4 away loss at Birmingham in their most recent league appearance.
Head-to-Head Record
In their last five meetings, Wrexham have one win, two draws, and two losses with an average of 2.2 goals per meeting. Preston lost 2-1 away to Wrexham last season. Wrexham were unbeaten in their last two meetings at home against Preston, one win and one draw.
Key Players to Watch and Missing Players
Kieffer Moore has four goals and one assist at an average rating of 7.1, with two goals in his last five matches at the same 7.1 average rating. Oliver Rathbone has one goal and one assist. Wrexham is without Matthew James due to a back injury, Nathan Broadhead, who is out with a thigh injury, and Max Cleworth, who is sidelined with a muscle injury.
Callum Lang has three goals for Preston, while Jordan Thompson has one goal and one assist. Preston is without Stanley Mills, who is out following a red card, and Harry Clarke. Additionally, Johnny Kenny, who has two goals this season, and Caleb Wiley, who has one goal this season, are unavailable.
Key Numbers
↔️ Errors leading to goal: Wrexham 0 vs Preston 4
Wrexham
➖ Total shots: 10.7 per match (4th worst, league average 13.5)
➖ Through passes: 0.3 per match (3rd worst, league average 0.8)
Preston
➖ Shot accuracy: 22% (worst in the league, league average 32%)
➖ Touches in opposition box: 18.1 per match (3rd worst, league average 23.7)
Match Notes
Benjamin Whiteman joined Wrexham from Preston, where he scored 13 league goals in 211 appearances across six seasons.
Betting Insights
Bookmakers set the 2.5 goal line with a 52% probability that this match sees more goals. The both-teams-to-score market assigns a 52% chance that each side finds the net.
Goals implied by the odds: 2.8
These figures come from the pre-match odds two days before kickoff.
This content was generated using AI.
