📏 Form Guide

Coventry City

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Coventry City will want to continue from where they left off last time out with a 5-1 Championship victory versus Portsmouth.

In that game, Coventry City managed 72% possession and 15 attempts on goal with 5 of them on target. For Coventry City, the goals were scored by Haji Wright (12'), Ephron Mason-Clark (47', 76') and Kaine Kesler-Hayden (91'). Portsmouth had 4 shots on goal with 2 on target. Regan Poole (50' Own goal) and Adrian Segecic (69') scored for Portsmouth.

Their latest results really do illustrate the point that there has been much resilience in the Coventry City rearguard. Coventry City have been mean at the back, seeing the tally of goals that have gone in at their end during their last six outings standing at 4.

Coming into this fixture, Coventry City are unbeaten in their last 3 league matches at home.

Wrexham

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Wrexham head into the game following on from a 0-1 Championship win versus Oxford United in their most recent fixture.

In that match, Wrexham had 55% possession and 11 attempts at goal with 4 on target. The only player on the scoresheet for Wrexham was Josh Windass (40'). On the other side, Oxford United got 18 shots on goal with 4 of them on target.

During their 6 most recent matches, Phil Parkinson's Wrexham have found the back of the net 8 times therefore earning them a goals scored per game average of 1.33.

↔️ Head to head

The last league clash between these clubs was Championship match day 13 on 31/10/2025 which finished with the scoreline of Wrexham 3-2 Coventry City.

On that day, Wrexham had 46% possession and 13 shots on goal with 7 on target. Their only player on the scoresheet was Kieffer Moore (60', 69', 83').

Coventry City got 18 attempts at goal with 5 of them on target. Ephron Mason-Clark (22') and Tatsuhiro Sakamoto (88') scored.

The match was refereed by Anthony Backhouse.

📰 Team News: Coventry City

Oliver Dovin (Cruciate ligament tear) and Miguel Ángel Brau (unknown injury) will be missing for Coventry City boss Frank Lampard.

It seems likely that The Sky Blues could use the 4-2-3-1 formation for this one featuring Carl Rushworth, Milan van Ewijk, Bobby Thomas, Joel Latibeaudiere, Jake Bidwell, Frank Onyeka, Victor Torp, Romain Esse, B. Thomas-Asante, Ephron Mason-Clark and Ellis Simms.

📋 Team News: Wrexham

Due to a mostly available group of players, there’s just the lone fitness issue for the Wrexham gaffer Phil Parkinson to contend with. Jay Rodríguez (Ankle injury) won’t be playing here.

We reckon that The Dragons could decide to begin the game with a 3-5-1-1 formation with a starting lineup of Danny Ward, Dominic Hyam, Dan Scarr, Callum Doyle, Issa Kabore, George Dobson, Matty James, Oliver Rathbone, George Thomason, Josh Windass and Sam Smith.

💭 Prediction

In our opinion, Coventry City certainly have the ability to get the goals that they need when they play Wrexham, who won’t find it easy scoring a goal of their own.

Accordingly, we see a controlled 2-0 winning margin for Coventry City when the full-time whistle blows.

Peter Guest, 06:02 26/04/2026