Wolves will be aiming to record a fourth straight victory and go top of the table with a win at Wrexham this afternoon.
After successes against Watford, Cardiff City and Bristol City, Cesar Peixoto's side would go above leaders Middlesbrough in the Championship table before they play later this afternoon if they can claim another three points in North Wales.
As for the hosts, it has been an up and down season to date for Wrexham but they did produce arguably their best performance of 2026/27 so far to beat Middlesbrough 2-0 in midweek and will be hoping that can prove to be a platform as they take on another in-form promotion chasing side.
Wrexham v Wolves team news
Phil Parkinson has been forced to contend with a number of injuries in recent weeks and the news striker Sam Smith faces a significant spell on the sidelines means the experienced Kieffer Moore will be expected to lead the line for the foreseeable future.
Forwards Josh Windass (ankle) and Nathan Broadhead (thigh) both remain unavailable for the hosts who may have limited attacking options at their disposal between now and January.
The hosts have made just one change with Ollie Rathbone coming in for George Thomason.
In contrast, the visitors have made five changes as they freshen things up for this intriguing clash.
Adam Armstrong continues to lead the line for the visitors after replacing long-term absentee Raul Jimenez.
Newcastle United loan forward Sean Neave was the hero in midweek as he came off the bench to score the first and second senior goals of his career to help Wolves claim all three points at Ashton Gate, but he will need to wait a bit longer to start again for the Championship side.
Confirmed Wrexham lineup
Patterson; Cleworth, Worrall, Doyle; Kabore, Dobson, Whiteman, Ekomie; O'Brien, Rathbone, Moore.
Confirmed Wolves lineup
Sa, Djiga, Krejci, Toti, Tchatchoua, Andre, Munetsi, Rodrigo, Lopez, Mane, Armstrong.
