Wrexham vs Wolves prediction, odds and how to watch

Will Lankshear's second-half header was the difference as Middlesbrough ground out a 1-0 win over Wolves at the Riverside, keeping a clean sheet that their defending deserved.

Wrexham came from behind to salvage a draw at Pride Park, with Oliver Rathbone's 88th-minute equaliser cancelling out Sammie Szmodics' early goal. Derby took a point they barely deserved.

Fer López's second-half strike settled a tight Championship derby in Wolves' favour, with West Brom's lack of cutting edge in the final third ultimately costing them on the road.

Wrexham nicked all three points against the run of play as a Keven Schlotterbeck own goal in the 89th minute settled a chaotic finish at the Racecourse Ground, despite Southampton creating the better chances across ninety minutes.

Wrexham have conceded nine goals in their last five Championship matches. Wolves arrive at the Racecourse Ground on Saturday needing a reaction. Something has to give.

Two Championship sides with identical recent records meet at Ashton Gate on Wednesday night. One of them has to find a way to compete when it matters.

Wrexham host Middlesbrough on Wednesday night in desperate need of a performance, with Boro arriving in fine form and showing they know how to win ugly. The basics are going to matter here.

Sheffield United have kept zero clean sheets in their last five Championship matches and Wrexham arrive at Bramall Lane with two wins from their last three. This has the makings of a difficult Friday night for the Blades.