Midweek Championship action returns as Wrexham welcome West Brom to the Racecourse Ground on Tuesday night.
It's been a difficult start to the Championship season for Phil Parkinson's side, but they rescued a point at Pride Park on Saturday thanks to a scrappy 88th minute equaliser from Oliver Rathbone against Derby County.
While it's a point better than nothing, Wrexham will look to start turning draws into wins, with their deadlock against the Rams at the weekend marking their fifth stalemate of the 2026/27 league campaign.
After a positive start to the term, West Brom are now winless in three games after losing 1-0 against Birmingham City last time out.
In spite of their more recent dip in form, they boast one of the best defences in the second-flight this season and will be looking to keep Wrexham at bay when travelling to Wales this evening.
Parkinson has made three changes to the Wrexham side that drew 1-1 against Derby last time out.
Callum Doyle comes in for Joe Worrall in defence, while George Dobson replaces Lewis O'Brien in midfield.
Saturday's goalscorer, Rathbone, displaces Josh Windass, who was replaced in the 14th minute at Pride Park due to a minor ankle injury.
James Morrison has made five alterations to the West Brom XI that fell short to Blues.
Nat Phillips makes way for George Campbell in defence, while Jayson Molumby and Harry Whitwell return in midfield.
Changes in attack see Isaac Price and Barney Stewart displace Jimmy-Jay Morgan and Aune Heggebo.
Wrexham starting XI
Anthony Patterson, Zak Vyner, Dominic Hyam, Callum Doyle, Issa Kabore, Ben Whiteman, George Dobson, Jacques Ekomie, Oliver Rathbone, Callum O'Hare, Kieffer Moore.
West Brom starting XI
Max O'Leary, Brayann Pereira, Chris Mepham, George Campbell, Callum Styles, Rabby Nzingoula, Toby Collyer, Jayson Molumby, Harry Whitwell, Isaac Price, Barney Stewart.
