Wrexham take on Oxford United in the Championship on Wednesday night, with the Dragons desperate for a win.
Wrexham have now won just one of their last six in the Championship, and only two games in the league all season after defeat against Stoke City over the weekend.
Phil Parkinson is under pressure to deliver results after Wrexham spent £33million on new signings this summer. But after 10 league games, Wrexham sit in 18th place of the Championship table.
The Dragons are a point and a place above Oxford United in 19th.
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Supercomputer predicts Wrexham win vs Oxford United
Opta have shared their match predictions for the next round of fixtures in the Championship, with Wrexham hosting Oxford United on Wednesday, with the Dragons still looking for their first home league win of the 2025/26 season.
And Opta sides with Wrexham for this one. They predict a 48.4% chance of Wrexham winning at the Racecourse. The chances of a draw or an Oxford United win are almost identical, with a draw at 25.9% and an Oxford United win at 25.8%.
Gary Rowett’s Oxford side beat Derby County in their last outing, ending a three-game winless run for the U’s.
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When was the last time Wrexham played Oxford United?
Wrexham and Oxford United have only met 21 times in their history, with the Dragons winning nine of those meetings and Oxford winning four.
The two teams were in League Two together during the 2005/06 season, where Wrexham won 3-0 away from home before drawing 1-1 on home soil.
But the last time these two teams played each other was in the 2013 FA Cup. Oxford actually won that game 2-1 at the Racecourse, which was their first win over the Dragons since 1983 and their first ever win at the Racecourse.