Wrexham Hosts West Brom in Championship Match at Racecourse Ground

Wrexham hosted West Bromwich Albion at the Racecourse Ground on Tuesday, October 13, in an EFL Championship fixture between two teams aiming to recover from inconsistent results. According to sports.yahoo.com, Wrexham entered the match 15th with 11 points from nine games, while West Brom sat ninth with 14 points.

Sports.yahoo.com reported that Wrexham earned a point against Derby County through Oliver Rathbone's late equalizer before facing West Brom. The same report said West Brom arrived after two defeats and the match carried significance in the open playoff race.

According to roundtable.io, Wrexham had scored in 37 of their previous 38 home matches across all competitions and in their last 13 games at the Racecourse Ground. The only recent home shutout came in a 2-0 defeat against Millwall in February.

The scoring record was highlighted as a sign of Wrexham's attacking consistency, although roundtable.io noted it does not measure chances created, conversion rates, or whether goals result in victories.

Sports.yahoo.com reported that Wrexham could be without Max Cleworth, Liberato Cacace, George Thomason and Nathan Broadhead because of injuries. Josh Windass also suffered an ankle injury against Derby County, which could open an opportunity for Oliver Rathbone.

The predicted Wrexham lineup listed by sports.yahoo.com was Patterson; Vyner, Worrall, Hyam; Imray, Whiteman, O'Brien, Ekomie; Rathbone, O'Hare; Moore. West Brom's expected lineup was O'Leary; Pereira, Phillips, Mepham, Styles; Nzingoula, Diakité, Collyer, Price; Heggebo, Morgan.

Sports.yahoo.com reported that Wrexham had recorded two wins, five draws and two defeats, scoring 10 goals and conceding 13 in the Championship. West Brom had four wins, two draws and three defeats, with 10 goals scored and nine conceded.

James Morrison's West Brom side were reported by sports.yahoo.com to be missing Mikey Johnston and Nolan Galves. The club was expected to rely on Jimmy-Jay Morgan for attacking support after his productive start to the season.