VS
Derby vs Wrexham has taken shape through a narrow Wrexham edge and a draw that keeps the comparison open. The clubs shared a 1–1 scoreline on 27 September 2025 before Wrexham won 2–1 at Derby on 4 January 2026. Those fixed results give Wrexham the stronger direction without making the matchup predictable: Derby’s response can still decide whether the early balance hardens or returns to an even contest.
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Derby
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12G
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3D
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4D
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11F
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14F
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15F
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19F
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27M
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32M
Wrexham Substitutes
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G
25
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D
6
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D
13
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M
29
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M
15
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M
20
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M
27
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F
16
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D
24
Match events
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25'⚽S. Smith Normal Goal (Asst: N. Broadhead)
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30'Max Cleworth Yellow Card
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34'⚽B. Brereton Diaz Normal Goal
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48'⚽M. James Normal Goal
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60'L. Salvesen R. Brewster
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60'A. Weimann P. Agyemang
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60'L. Travis L. Thompson
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60'C. Blackett-Taylor C. Elder
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60'C. Blackett-Taylor C. Elder
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60'L. Salvesen R. Brewster
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60'L. Travis L. Thompson
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65'O. Rathbone J. Windass
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66'O. Rathbone J. Windass
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68'Matty James Yellow Card
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69'M. James Yellow Card
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73'Dion Sanderson Yellow Card
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75'L. O'Brien N. Broadhead
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81'K. Jackson D. Sanderson
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90'J. Rodriguez S. Smith
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90'L. Cacace G. Thomason
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90'L. Cacace G. Thomason
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90'J. Rodriguez S. Smith
Stats for this game
Matchup Derby VS Wrexham
Wrexham hold the initial edge
The 1–1 draw on 27 September 2025 established a close starting point, but Wrexham moved ahead with a 2–1 result at Derby on 4 January 2026. The narrow margin matters because it gives Wrexham direction without creating a decisive separation. Derby remain within reach of changing the comparison with a response of their own. That narrow gap makes the next scoreline especially significant for the overall balance.
A relationship still taking shape
With the scorelines close, the meaning of the balance depends on what the clubs do in later contests. A Derby win could restore the symmetry suggested by the draw, while another narrow Wrexham result would reinforce its side of the comparison. Neither outcome is guaranteed by the existing scores. The enduring question is whether Wrexham can turn a small edge into a repeatable Championship advantage, or whether Derby can keep the relationship level.