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Wrexham
04 Nov 2026 19:45
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Wrexham vs Middlesbrough Predictions, Picks & Odds – 04/11/2026

Championship · 14
04 Nov 2026 Racecourse Ground Louis Hecq

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1xBet4.083.921.76View Odds
Our prediction
2: Middlesbrough to win
1.76 on 1xBet · Confidence Medium
Odds recorded on 11 Nov 2026 at 13:37 · Odds are subject to change
Competition: Championship
Stage: Regular Season, 14
Date: 04 Nov 2026
Time: 19:45 GMT
Stadium: Racecourse Ground

Wrexham vs Middlesbrough Preview

Wrexham sit 17th in the Championship and have shown inconsistent form of late, picking up two wins but also suffering two defeats and a draw across their last five outings. Phil Parkinson's side have struggled for cutting edge in the final third, with the absence of Josh Windass keenly felt after their loss to Blackburn Rovers. On a positive note, Ben Sheaf has returned to full training, while Max Cleworth and George Thomason are progressing towards fitness.

Middlesbrough travel to the Racecourse Ground as the division's form team, unbeaten in five and occupying a promotion play-off berth. Manager Kim Hellberg has signalled a full-strength approach with no intention of rotating, a decision that underlines Boro's ambition. With 27 goals scored this season, nearly double Wrexham's tally, the visitors carry a genuine attacking threat. Wrexham have never beaten Middlesbrough in competitive football, losing once and drawing twice in their three prior meetings.

Middlesbrough's credentials as promotion contenders are difficult to ignore here. They arrive at the Racecourse Ground unbeaten in five Championship matches, with four wins in that run, and occupy a lofty second place. Their attacking output of 27 goals makes them one of the most potent sides in the division. The away win at 1.76 reflects that superiority convincingly.

Wrexham's head-to-head record offers little encouragement either. Phil Parkinson's side have never beaten Middlesbrough in competitive football, managing just two draws and a defeat from their last three meetings. The absence of Josh Windass's finishing ability compounds matters; Wrexham struggled badly to convert chances in their recent loss to Blackburn Rovers, a concern against a well-organised Boro defence.

Kim Hellberg's decision not to rotate for recent fixtures signals full commitment to every remaining match, and a Middlesbrough victory looks the strongest selection. With Wrexham's attacking limitations and Boro's relentless momentum, the visitors should have enough quality to collect all three points at the Racecourse Ground on this midweek evening.

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Trends to Know about Wrexham vs Middlesbrough

  • Middlesbrough unbeaten in last five matches
  • Wrexham winless in three head-to-head meetings
  • Boro boast 27 Championship goals scored

Form & Statistics: Wrexham vs Middlesbrough

Wrexham

Recent form

LLWLD
Wins1/5 (20%)
Draws1/5 (20%)
Losses3/5 (60%)

Season statistics (5)

2.7Total goals
62%Both teams score
1.2Goals scored
1.5Goals conceded

Middlesbrough

Recent form

WWDWW
Wins4/5 (80%)
Draws1/5 (20%)
Losses0/5 (0%)

Season statistics (5)

3.6Total goals
77%Both teams score
2.3Goals scored
1.3Goals conceded
StatisticWrexhamMiddlesbrough
Last 5 results1W 1D 3L·4W 1D
Avg goals scored1.2·2.3
Avg goals conceded1.5·1.3
Under 2.5 (last 5)3/5·1/5
H2H, last 3 meetings0 Wrexham · 2 Draws · 1 Middlesbrough
Probable lineup

Lineups: Wrexham vs Middlesbrough

Wrexham

3-4-2-1
  1. 1 Anthony Patterson
  2. 2 Callum Doyle
  3. 3 Dominic Hyam
  4. 4 Joe Worrall
  5. 5 Jacques Ekomié
  6. 6 Matty James
  7. 7 Benjamin Whiteman
  8. 8 Daniel Imray
  9. 9 Callum O'Hare
  10. 10 Sam Smith
  11. 11 Kieffer Moore
  • Danny Ward
  • Zak Vyner
  • Oliver Rathbone
  • Ben Sheaf
  • Ryan Longman
  • Lewis O'Brien
  • George Dobson
  • Bailey Cadamarteri
  • Jay Rodríguez (injury)
  • Sebastian Revan (injury)
  • Nathan Broadhead (Thigh strain, not expected to return until December at the earliest.)
  • Liberato Cacace (Calf injury, faces a longer spell out.)

Middlesbrough

4-2-3-1
  1. 1 Radek Vítek
  2. 2 Callum Brittain
  3. 3 Luke Ayling
  4. 4 Ashley Phillips
  5. 5 Neto Borges
  6. 6 Adilson Malanda
  7. 7 Aidan Morris
  8. 8 Amario Cozier-Duberry
  9. 9 Riley McGree
  10. 10 Tommy Conway
  11. 11 Kyle Joseph
  • Alfie Jones (injury)
  • Darragh Lenihan (injury)
  • Rokas Pukštas (Hamstring injury suffered during international break, will miss at least four games and not feature in October.)

Medium confidence

A compact 3-4-2-1 from Wrexham meets Middlesbrough's more conventional 4-2-3-1 in what shapes up as a fascinating tactical contest at the Racecourse Ground. Kieffer Moore as the lone striker will look to exploit the channels, with Callum O'Hare and Sam Smith offering creative support in the pockets behind him.

For Middlesbrough, the double pivot of Adilson Malanda and Aidan Morris will be central to controlling the midfield battle, while Riley McGree carries much of the creative burden in the number ten role. Both probable lineups carry reasonable confidence, though neither is fully confirmed ahead of this midweek Championship fixture.

Wrexham vs Middlesbrough: Head-to-Head

Wrexham 0 % Draws 67 % Middlesbrough 33 %

Average statistics (recent meetings)

2.3Total goals
67%Both teams score
1.3Home goals
1Away goals
33%Over 2.5 goals
67%Under 2.5 goals

How to Watch Wrexham vs Middlesbrough Match?

What time is Wrexham vs Middlesbrough?

Wrexham host Middlesbrough at the Racecourse Ground on 4 November 2026, with kickoff scheduled for 19:45 local time.

Where is Wrexham vs Middlesbrough being played?

This Championship fixture takes place at the Racecourse Ground, Wrexham's historic home venue.

How Can I Watch Wrexham vs Middlesbrough on TV and Live Stream?

Fans in India can watch this match live on FanCode, which streams Championship fixtures.