Match context and recent form
Racecourse Ground will host what promises to be an intriguing Championship clash on 29 November 2025 as Wrexham welcome Blackburn Rovers. Wrexham arrive in confident mood after a 2-0 victory over Bristol City on 26 November, extending a run that shows resilience: four wins, four draws and only two defeats in their last ten outings. Sitting 10th with 25 points from 17 matches, Wrexham have been difficult to beat at home — 14 goals scored and 12 conceded at the Racecourse Ground, six clean sheets and an attack that averages just over 90 attacks per game.
Blackburn, by contrast, have struggled for consistency and sit 18th with 19 points. Their most recent outing ended in a 1-0 reverse away to QPR, a result that continued an up-and-down run of form: four wins but five losses in their last ten. Statistically Blackburn create a few more chances than Wrexham — nearly 98 attacks on average and a higher corner count — but those opportunities have not translated consistently into goals; the away-side have scored nine and conceded seven on the road.
Tactical outlook and historical note
The statistical picture paints a battle of contrasting styles. Wrexham rely on a compact defensive record at home, a reasonable shots-on-target return and the habit of grinding out results — their last five home performances include tight scorelines and multiple clean sheets. Blackburn arrive with greater attacking metrics overall, but their away numbers indicate they can be blunt in front of goal when playing away from home; their away BTTS rate is especially low in the provided data, suggesting they often fail to both score and concede in away fixtures.
The most recent head-to-head available goes back to an FA Cup meeting in January 2024 when Blackburn ran out 4-1 winners at home, a result that will not be forgotten but is distant enough to carry limited predictive weight for this Championship meeting. Venue capacity and the buzz at Racecourse Ground — a compact 10,771 crowd — should amplify Wrexham’s home advantage.
Betting considerations and market value
Bookmakers give the home side the edge with Wrexham priced around 2.30, the draw at 3.30 and Blackburn 3.10. Given Wrexham’s home resilience, their current run of form and Blackburn’s inconsistency on the road, the home win offers the clearest value in the 1X2 market. For punters weighing risk management alongside selection, pairing this outlook with sound staking strategy and emotional control will be key — resources like Soccer betting tips and the choice of markets can help refine market selection, while guides on How to have emotional control when placing bets? are useful for disciplined play.
Betting suggestion: Back Wrexham to win (1) in the 1X2 market at around 2.30. Stake sensibly — Wrexham’s home form and recent momentum make this the clearest value pick from the available odds.