Wolverhampton Wanderers face Wrexham on Saturday in their first league meeting since 1988. The Championship fixture at the Racecourse Ground kicks off at 12.30pm, with a sold-out allocation of just over 1,200 Wolves supporters making the trip to north Wales.
Matchday information
Tickets for the away section in the Wrexham Lager Stand were delivered digitally on 5th November and have sold out. Supporters who have not received their ticket must contact the club's fan services by 5pm on Friday 6th November. The Wolves ticket office phone lines will be open from 9am until 1pm on matchday for any last-minute issues. The turnstiles for the away stand are scheduled to open around 11am.
The stadium's postcode is LL11 2AH, with an estimated journey time from Wolverhampton of around one hour and 20 minutes by car. No parking is available at the Racecourse Ground itself. The weather forecast predicts a cloudy afternoon with temperatures around 7 degrees Celsius at kick-off.
Team news and build-up
Wolves are looking to round off a positive run of results with another win at Wrexham before the November international break. The club confirmed that defender Yerson Mosquera has been suffering with a virus since the Bristol City game, missing training on Thursday and only returning on Friday. Jordan James, Boubacar Traore and Bertrand Traore remain unavailable for selection.
Wrexham, who sit 16th in the Championship, will be without several key players. Striker Sam Smith is out with a cruciate ligament injury suffered last Friday, while attacking duo Josh Windass and Nathan Broadhead are sidelined with ankle and thigh problems. Callum O’Hare is also a doubt.
Recent form and context
Wolves' recent form has been mixed, with their last five results reading one win, two draws and two defeats. They come into this match on the back of a 1-1 draw with Wrexham just three days ago, where Adam Armstrong opened the scoring for Wolves in the 25th minute. Their last victory was a 2-1 comeback win at Bristol City, sealed by a late Sean Neave brace.
Fer López remains the team's top scorer this season with six goals in 13 appearances. After this match, Wolves' next fixture is at home to Charlton on 21st November, following the international break.
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