Wrexham will know that their hard work done against Stockport County will be for nothing if they cannot come away with three points against Exeter.
Wrexham beat Exeter 3-0 at the Racecourse Ground earlier in the season and the game marked Ollie Palmer’s last league goal for Wrexham.
With the Red Dragons currently three points ahead of Wycombe, Aaron Mclean backs Wrexham for promotion but Phil Parkinson will warn his side of any complacency.
Wycombe host Lincoln City in what will be another pivotal round of fixtures but Wrexham can only concentrate on doing their job in a tricky away fixture in League One.
Wrexham vs Exeter kick off time
The game between Wrexham and Exeter is scheduled for a 3pm kick-off on Saturday, March 29. The fixture will take place at Exeter’s St James Park.
For those in the US, that is 7am PT or 10am ET.
How to watch Wrexham vs Exeter in the UK
Due to the UK’s 3 pm blackout rule, Wrexham’s clash with Exeter will not be available to watch on TV this weekend.
How to watch Wrexham vs Exeter in the US
As always, we know that many Wrexham fans are new to this, thanks to the Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney influence, and may be hoping to watch the game outside the UK.
With this in mind, if you want to watch the Wrexham vs Exeter game from the US, you’ll be able to watch through Paramount+ and ESPN’s partnership. There are also viewing options via CBS Sports Network, and the Fubo streaming service.
Wrexham team news
Parkinson revealed George Dobson played through injury in the clash against Stockport but will be hoping the midfielder can recover to take on Exeter.
Andy Cannon has a ‘long road ahead’ on his recovery from an acl injury but the Wrexham manager had revealed no new injury worries ahead of the vital game.
Paul Mullin and Ollie Palmer continue to be left out of the matchday squads and their involvement in the reserves game recently would suggest that is set to continue.
Callum Burton played in that reserve win but the excellent form of Arthur Okonkwo means he will have to wait for any opportunity to get back in the Wrexham starting eleven.
Wrexham v Exeter head to head record
The history books between these two sides could not be tighter, Wrexham have been victorious on 12 occasions and Exeter the winners on 11.
There has also been 13 draw between the clubs and the very first meeting ended in a 1-1 in 1909 during an FA Cup clash.
November’s meeting at the Racecourse was the first game for 21 years between Wrexham and Exeter having last clashed in 2003, Exeter ran out 1-0 winners on the Red Dragons last visit to St James Park.
Wrexham v Exeter prediction
Exeter come into the game unbeaten in six games and will certainly be no pushovers for Parkinson’s side. The hosts have edged themselves away from relegation troubles and will now look to push on.
Wrexham though come into this game knowing the importance and high on confidence following their excellent recent run of five clean sheets in six games.
It won’t be easy for the Red Dragons but another 1-0 win could be on the cards with Sam Smith set to be the goal scoring threat once again up top.