Sat, 29 Nov 2025, 15:00
Full Time
1:1
HT: 0 - 1

Match Timeline

13'
Andri Guðjohnsen
Normal Goal → Ryan Alebiosu
59'
Dan Scarr🔄
Substitution 1 → Callum Doyle
59'
Ben Sheaf🔄
Substitution 2 → George Dobson
59'
Lewis O'Brien🔄
Substitution 3 → Josh Windass
64'
Adam Forshaw🟨
Yellow Card
70'
Andri Guðjohnsen🔄
Substitution 1 → Makhtar Gueye
75'
James McClean🔄
Substitution 4 → Ryan Barnett
75'
Yuki Ohashi🔄
Substitution 2 → Dion De Neve
75'
Ryoya Morishita🔄
Substitution 3 → Axel Henriksson
76'
Matty James🟨
Yellow Card
81'
Aynsley Pears🟨
Yellow Card
86'
Matty James🔄
Substitution 5 → Sam Smith
87'
Adam Forshaw🔄
Substitution 4 → Moussa Baradji
90+5'
Max Cleworth
Normal Goal → Nathan Broadhead
90+7'
Taylor Gardner-Hickman🟨
Yellow Card

Match Statistics

2Shots on Goal3
7Shots off Goal4
16Total Shots12
7Blocked Shots5
12Shots insidebox9
4Shots outsidebox3
6Fouls11
6Corner Kicks6
3Offsides1
64Ball Possession36
1Yellow Cards3
2Goalkeeper Saves1
551Total passes308
437Passes accurate190
79Passes %62
1.83expected_goals0.98
0goals_prevented0

Starting Lineups

WrexhamWrexhamUnknown

Starting XI

1Arthur OkonkwoG
4Max CleworthD
24Dan ScarrD
5Dominic HyamD
47Ryan LongmanM
37Matty JamesM
18Ben SheafM
7James McCleanM
27Lewis O'BrienF
19Kieffer MooreF
33Nathan BroadheadF

BlackburnBlackburnUnknown

Starting XI

1Aynsley PearsG
12Lewis MillerD
15Sean McLoughlinD
43George PrattD
2Ryan AlebiosuM
28Adam ForshawM
5Taylor Gardner-HickmanM
19Ryan HedgesM
25Ryoya MorishitaF
23Yuki OhashiF
11Andri GuðjohnsenF

Head-to-Head

📈 Team Form & Statistics

Wrexham
Wrexham
Form: W-D-W-D-W
Blackburn
Blackburn
Form: L-W-L-W-W
Record
4 W
4 D
2 L
4 W
1 D
5 L
Goals Per Game
1.0
Scored
vs
1.1
Scored
0.7
Conceded
vs
1.3
Conceded
Betting Indicators
Clean Sheets
50%
Clean Sheets
20%
BTTS
40%
BTTS
60%
Home/Away Performance
Scored
Home:1.5
Away:0.3
Conceded
Home:0.8
Away:0.5
Scored
Home:1.0
Away:1.3
Conceded
Home:1.7
Away:0.8

⚡ Elo Ratings

Long Term Elo Rating
1514
Average
1450
Average
Short Term Elo Rating
1553
↑ Momentum (+39)
1389
↓ Momentum (-61)
Expected Outcome
41%
Home Win
31%
Draw
28%
Away Win
Attack & Defence Elo
Long Term
1504
Attack
1437
1550
Defence
1535
Recent Form
1513
Attack
1429
1604
Defence
1522
Post-Match Changes
0
Rating Change
0
Rating Change
Elo ratings measure team strength based on match results and opponent quality. Higher ratings indicate stronger teams.

📝 Match Preview

Wrexham vs Blackburn: Defensive Battle Expected
Recommendation:UNDER_2_5
Odds:1.73
Expected Value:+3.8%

Alright folks, let's get down to business with this Championship clash! Wrexham might be sitting 15th in the table, but don't let that fool you - these boys have been rock solid at the back lately. We're talking only 7 goals conceded in their last 10 matches, with a whopping 50% clean sheet rate. That's the kind of defensive stuff that wins you games, boet! What's really impressive is who they've been keeping these clean sheets against. A 0-0 draw away at Ipswich (who are sitting pretty in 2nd place), a 1-0 home win over Charlton, and they even managed to hold Middlesbrough (3rd place) to a 1-1 draw. The cherry on top? That brilliant 3-2 home victory against league leaders Coventry! Shows they can mix it with the big boys when they need to. Now Blackburn comes to town sitting 18th, but here's the interesting bit - their away form has been surprisingly decent. 75% win rate on their travels, including impressive wins at Preston (5th) and Bristol City (6th). But they do concede more goals (1.20 per game vs Wrexham's 0.70), and only manage 30% clean sheets compared to Wrexham's 50%. Looking at the stats, this has all the makings of a tight, cagey affair. Wrexham's home record shows they know how to grind out results, while Blackburn's away form suggests they won't just roll over. Both teams are averaging around 1 goal per game recently, and with Wrexham's defensive solidity at home, I'm not expecting a goal fest here. The goal expectancy numbers back this up too - suggesting less than 2 goals combined. When you've got two teams that are this tight defensively, especially with Wrexham's home record against top opposition, the smart money has to be on goals being at a premium.

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📝 Match Preview

Blackburn's Away Form Offers Underdog Value
Recommendation:AWAY_WIN
Odds:3.10
Expected Value:+24.0%

Oh, what a delightful opportunity we have here! While most eyes will be on Wrexham as the home favorites, my underdog radar is beeping loudly for Blackburn. Let me tell you why these visitors are being seriously underestimated! Looking at the recent form, Blackburn have been absolutely superb on their travels. They've won 75% of their last four away games, and not just against anyone - they've beaten Preston (5th), Bristol City (6th), and Leicester (13th). That's the kind of away form that deserves respect, not 3.10 odds! Wrexham, bless their hearts, have been solid at home but rather draw-happy. Five draws in their last ten games tells a story - they're tough to beat but not exactly prolific scorers with just 1.17 goals per game at home. Their defensive record is commendable with 50% clean sheets, but they've also kept things tight against top teams like Coventry (who they actually beat 3-2!) and Middlesbrough. The statistics paint an interesting picture too. Blackburn average more shots (13.67 vs 9.89), enjoy more possession (50.8% vs 45.4%), and win more corners (6.56 vs 4.22). They're the more proactive side, and on current away form, that could be the difference maker. What really excites me is the value here. The market seems to be looking at league positions (Wrexham 15th vs Blackburn 18th) rather than current form. But form, especially away form, is what matters most! Blackburn have proven they can travel to tough grounds and get results, while Wrexham have shown they're happy to settle for draws. This is exactly the type of situation where the little guy (in betting terms) has been overlooked. Blackburn's away performances deserve much shorter odds, and at 3.10, we're getting fantastic value on a team that's been performing like top-6 material on the road recently.

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