📊 Form Guide

Salford City

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Salford City will be hoping for a better result after the 3-2 League Two defeat last time out to Cheltenham Town.

For Salford City, the goals were scored by Jorge Grant (6') and Zach Awe (76'). Isaac Hutchinson (51'), Harry Ashfield (84') and George Miller (96') scored for Cheltenham Town.

Salford City haven’t made the most of their chances of late. Their ‘goals for’ figure stands at just 4 against opponents during the course of their last 6 outings. In those meetings, Salford City have also seen the number of goals against them total 7.

Coming into this fixture, Salford City are unbeaten in their last 6 home league matches.

Shrewsbury Town

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Shrewsbury Town come into this encounter following on from a 0-2 League Two win against Accrington Stanley in their most recent match.

For Shrewsbury Town, goals were scored by Iwan Morgan (1') and Luca Hoole (48').

Gavin Cowan's Shrewsbury Town have managed to stick the ball in the net 6 times throughout their previous 6 matches. The overall goals that have been scored against them during those matches comes to 5.

Coming into this contest, Shrewsbury Town are without an away win for the past 8 league games. A poor run.

👥 Head to head

The previous league match between these sides was League Two match day 8 on 13/09/2025 when it ended Shrewsbury Town 1-3 Salford City.

The match was refereed by Peter Wright.

📋 Team News: Salford City

We are thinking that The Ammies look set to opt for a 4-2-3-1 formation for the game, utilising Egil Selvik, Jeremy Ngakia, James Abankwah, Saba Goglichidze, Stephen Mfuni, Imran Louza, Nampalys Mendy, Nestory Irankunda, Edo Kayembe, Giorgi Chakvetadze and Luca Kjerrumgaard.

📰 Team News: Shrewsbury Town

It’s our belief that The Shrews could decide to play in a 4-2-3-1 lineup by sending out Christian Walton, Darnell Furlong, Dara O'Shea, Cédric Kipré, Leif Davis, Azor Matusiwa, Dan Neil, Kasey McAteer, Marcelino Núñez, Jack Clarke and Iván Azón.

💡 Prediction

We believe that Salford City can and should have the majority of the possession and should be able to turn a few of their chances into goals.

At the other end, Shrewsbury Town are also probably going to find it difficult to score but do we see them converting at least once as well.

We’re predicting a controlled 3-1 winning score for Salford City by the time that the referee blows the final whistle.

Peter Guest, 04:06 24/02/2026