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Cardiff vs Wrexham presents a limited Championship comparison, with the clubs drawing 1–1 at Cardiff on 17 August 2026. Cardiff’s 2–1 League Cup win at Wrexham on 28 October 2025 adds a separate competitive note, but it remains secondary to the league scoreline. The matchup therefore stays open, with the next league meeting able to establish a different direction without fixing a permanent hierarchy.
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Starting eleven
Starting XI Cardiff
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1G
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38D
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4D
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3D
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23D
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18M
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11M
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8M
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45M
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16M
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9F
Wrexham Starting XI
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G
22
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D
26
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D
5
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D
2
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M
30
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M
20
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M
37
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M
27
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M
14
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F
19
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F
33
Substitutes Cardiff
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10M
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27M
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44D
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47F
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39F
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30G
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40D
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33M
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14M
Wrexham Substitutes
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M
8
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F
28
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F
7
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M
47
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M
15
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G
21
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D
24
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D
4
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F
11
Match events
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3'⚽Kieffer Moore Normal Goal (Asst: Daniel Imray)
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33'Kieffer Moore Yellow Card
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54'Dominic Hyam Yellow Card
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62'Rubin Colwill Ollie Tanner
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63'Joel Colwill Chris Willock
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67'Ben Whiteman Oliver Rathbone
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72'S. Smith K. Moore
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72'D. Keillor-Dunn N. Broadhead
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72'Davis Keillor-Dunn Nathan Broadhead
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72'Sam Smith Kieffer Moore
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75'G. Dobson M. James
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75'R. Longman D. Imray
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75'Ryan Longman Daniel Imray
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75'George Dobson Matty James
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80'C. Robinson A. Robertson
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80'Ronan Kpakio Calum Scanlon
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80'I. Davies C. Ashford
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80'Isaak Davies Cian Ashford
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80'Callum Robinson Alex Robertson
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90' +8⚽Rubin Colwill Normal Goal
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90' +9B. Barry-Murphy Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Cardiff VS Wrexham
The league scoreline is level
Cardiff and Wrexham drew 1–1 at Cardiff on 17 August 2026, leaving the Championship comparison without a decisive direction. The shared score gives both clubs a clear starting point for another league chapter, while keeping the emphasis on what a future result could add rather than on a settled order. Cardiff and Wrexham therefore remain closely matched within the league setting, with room for either club to shape the next outcome. The league balance remains open to a new result.
Cardiff add a cup counterpoint
Cardiff won 2–1 at Wrexham in the League Cup on 28 October 2025. That result adds context from a different competition, but it should not replace the level Championship meeting when the clubs are compared. The enduring question is whether Cardiff can carry that cup success into a league win, whether Wrexham can answer, or whether the next meeting produces another shared result.