Wrexham vs West Brom: Pre-Match Stats and Traffic Changes

Pre-Match Stats

Albion and Wrexham will meet for the fourth time in a competitive fixture, with each side having won one of the three previous encounters, and the other two ending in draws.

The two teams have combined to score 18 goals in their last three matches, with Albion winning 3-2 in 2025 and drawing 2-2 in 2026.

Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson faces Albion for the seventh time, with two wins, one draw, and three losses.

James Morrison, the West Brom manager, has faced Wrexham twice before, with Watford being the only other team he has managed against more often.

Both teams have scored 10 league goals each in their first nine matches this season.

Wrexham's Home Form

Wrexham has scored in 13 consecutive home matches, with their last goalless home game against Millwall in February.

The Red Dragons have lost just one of their last six home matches, with their most recent home win coming against Southampton.

Wrexham has hit the woodwork six times this season, the joint-most in the division.

Albion have not drawn any of their last eight away games, with their last draw on the road being in April.

The Baggies have scored in 11 of their last 13 away matches, conceding only nine goals so far this season.

Traffic Arrangements

Wrexham AFC has implemented new traffic restrictions for tonight’s match against West Bromwich Albion.

An extension of the current post-match closure of Crispin Lane will be in place for up to 30 minutes after full-time.

Vehicles will no longer be able to exit onto Crispin Lane from the University car park, student accommodation car park, or club car park immediately after full-time; instead, they must use the Plas Coch exit.

These changes are part of a broader seasonal traffic restriction covering a 320-metre stretch of Crispin Lane from its junction with Mold Road heading north.