Head-to-Head: Burnley vs Wrexham

Burnley vs Wrexham has a limited Championship backdrop, with the clubs sharing a 1-1 result at Wrexham on 8 September 2026. That score gives neither side a competitive edge, and the pairing remains open to definition through future league meetings. The draw offers a level point of comparison, while another result can add a different direction without turning the established score into a permanent hierarchy.

Past matches, Burnley vs Wrexham

8 September 2026 Regular Season - 6

Wrexham

1 - 1

Burnley

Match center

Wrexham

1 - 1

8 September 2026

Burnley

Starting eleven

Substitutes Wrexham

6
D
21
G
26
D
28
F
20
M
17
M
47
M
30
D
33
F

Burnley Substitutes

F
17
F
27
F
30
M
5
D
18
G
37
D
15
D
23
M
47

Match events

45'

90'

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14'

Issa Kabore Yellow Card
26'
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Zeki Amdouni Normal Goal (Asst: Largie Ramazani)
30'

Zak Vyner Max Cleworth
45'

Oliver Rathbone Lewis O'Brien
45'

Callum O'Hare Josh Windass
55'
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Jacques Ekomié Normal Goal (Asst: Issa Kabore)
61'

Sam Smith Kieffer Moore
65'

Aaron Ramsey Yellow Card
68'

Hjalmar Ekdal Igor Júlio
69'

Lucas Pires Silva Aaron Ramsey
78'

Reo Hatate Max Alleyne
84'

Dominic Hyam Yellow Card
85'

Ryan·Longman Jacques Ekomié
86'

Lucas Pires Silva Yellow Card
90'

Reo Hatate Yellow Card

Stats for this game

Matchup Burnley VS Wrexham

The league score is level

Burnley and Wrexham drew 1-1 at Wrexham on 8 September 2026. The result gives each club a goal and a point, but it does not establish a winner or a lasting direction in the Championship matchup. The level score leaves the competitive balance open and gives both clubs room to shape the comparison differently. Neither side can use that result alone to claim an advantage in future meetings.

Future results can define the pairing

With the direct backdrop still limited, another Championship encounter can add substance while keeping the established draw in view. A Burnley victory would create one direction, while a Wrexham win would move the balance the other way. Another draw would preserve the level profile without making it permanent. The enduring question is whether either club can add a decisive league result or whether another close contest leaves the matchup without a clear advantage.