Wrexham Listed as Favorite at 2.3 Odds for Lincoln vs Wrexham Match

Lincoln City and Wrexham face off at the ProAmpac Stadium on November 21 at 16:00, as both teams look to improve their standing in the Championship. Lincoln enters the match in 21st place, currently trailing Wrexham by three points in the league table.

Records indicate the club has managed only one victory in its last seven Championship matches at the ProAmpac Stadium. Following a recent defeat to QPR, Lincoln is aiming for a tactical reset to gain ground on their opponents.

Wrexham, meanwhile, arrives looking to capitalize on a more stable position in the standings. The team recently recorded a draw in its last Championship outing and is now targeting a win to distance itself from the lower end of the table. Their away form remains a point of focus, with the club having registered one win in seven matches on the road.

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The club secured a 2-0 victory against Lincoln on May 3, 2025, and has maintained a winning record against them over the past two seasons.

Betfair currently lists Wrexham as the favorite to win the match with odds of 2.3. The probability of a draw is priced at 3, while a victory for Lincoln is considered less likely, carrying odds of 2.7.

Lincoln has successfully scored more than 1.5 goals in 67% of their matches this season. However, defensive consistency remains a concern, as the team has not kept a clean sheet in 73% of their games. To date, Lincoln has tallied 15 goals from 47 shots on target.

Wrexham has been slightly more prolific in the final third, recording 18 goals from 50 shots on target this season. While they have exceeded the 1.5-goal threshold in 87% of their fixtures, they have also conceded in 80% of those matches.

The match is set for November 21 at 16:00.

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