Wrexham are back in action against Stevenage on Tuesday evening, and the Red Dragons have been backed to get a positive result.
Phil Parkinson’s men go into the clash with Stevenage at the Racecourse Ground off the back of a decent 1-1 draw with Birmingham City last week.
Next up, it’s Wrexham vs Stevenage, again at home, with the Red Dragons looking to secure three more points and keep up their title challenge.
With Wrexham unbeaten at home, it’s not surprising that many expect them to win the game, but one expert has gone above and beyond with their score prediction.
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Wrexham predicted to get comfortable win over Stevenage
Discussing the upcoming game on the Fearless In Devotion podcast, all the hosts suggested Wrexham will get the win they need on Tuesday.
But, Tim Edwards went one step further, backing the Red Dragons to secure a massive win in spite of Stevenage’s recent win over Barnsley.
He said: “Stevenage, I think we’ll beat, but you have to treat it with a bit of respect. They won away at Barnsley, something we failed miserably to do. I’d imagine Parky went to scout that game because he’s a workhorse.
“I think it will be similar to our first National League game against them when we won 5-0, but this will be 4-0. A proper thumping at home. They’ll look at the Birmingham game and say ‘just do that for one half and you’ll be out of sight.'”
If Wrexham were to win 4-0, and Wycombe Wanderers were to lose to Barnsley by two goals or more, Parkinson’s side would jump ahead into second place in the League One table.
Wrexham can kiss title goodbye if they don’t win vs Stevenage
Whichever players make the Wrexham XI vs Stevenage, they have to put in a top performance and get the job done in style.
On paper, Wrexham have everything they need to defeat Stevenage with ease, but as we know all too well, nothing is easy in the Football League.
If Wrexham don’t get the three points here, and results elsewhere favour Birmingham, the Red Dragons can all but give up on their hopes of pushing for the title.
Hopefully, the only surprise we get on Tuesday night will be around Phil Parkinson’s bold team selection, with a potential formation change in the offing.