Derby vs Wrexham prediction, odds and how to watch

Phil Neumann headed Birmingham to a 2-1 victory at Wrexham, scoring twice either side of a Callum Doyle equaliser. Birmingham were the better side on the night and deserved every point.

Swansea put Derby to the sword at Pride Park, winning 3-0 with goals from Joseph Opoku, Ji-sung Eom and substitute Ronald. Derby had 23 shots and nine saves to beat, and still could not score. That tells you everything.

West Ham United produced a dominant 3-0 victory over Derby in the EFL Championship, with Joël Piroe, Edvin Austbø and Mohamadou Kanté on the scoresheet in a match Derby barely competed in. Connor Maguire gives you the truth.

Swansea bossed the ball, the territory, and the discipline but could not find the goal their performance deserved. Wrexham nicked a point with three yellow cards doing the talking for the hosts.

Wrexham put three past Millwall at The Den without the home side registering a single shot on target. This was not bad luck. This was unacceptable.

Derby made their three shots on target count in a 2-0 win at Portsmouth, with Sammie Szmodics and substitute Lars-Jørgen Salvesen doing the damage against a Portsmouth side that mustered 21 shots but could not convert a single one.

Derby arrive at Pride Park having shipped nine goals in their last five Championship matches. Wrexham arrive having lost just once in their last five. Something has to give.

Rangers have offered Celtic just 300 tickets for their League Cup quarter-final at Ibrox, down from roughly 8,000 away fans at March's disorder-hit Scottish Cup tie. Celtic manager Martin O'Neill says the club should reject the allocation outright, calling it a betrayal of one of football's great fixtures.