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Stoke City vs Wrexham has a limited Championship history, with split league results and no settled hierarchy. Wrexham won 2-0 at home on 18 April 2026, while Stoke City won 1-0 at home on 18 October 2025. Stoke City’s 3-1 FA Cup win on 4 January 2015 is secondary cup context, leaving the league balance open for future meetings to give either club a clearer direction.
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Wrexham
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27M
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33F
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19F
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1G
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4D
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3D
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47M
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11F
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7M
Stoke City Substitutes
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F
21
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F
11
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M
12
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M
54
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G
25
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M
50
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M
59
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F
49
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F
9
Match events
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31'⚽G. Thomason Normal Goal
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33'⚽J. Windass Normal Goal
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46'J. Rak-Sakyi A. Cresswell
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47'Million Manhoef Yellow Card
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52'R. Bozenik S. Gallagher
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68'T. Seko L. Baker
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73'L. O'Brien O. Rathbone
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78'N. Broadhead J. Windass
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79'K. Moore S. Smith
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86'R. Otegbayo B. Lawal
Stats for this game
Matchup Stoke City VS Wrexham
The Championship results are split
Wrexham won 2-0 at home on 18 April 2026, while Stoke City won 1-0 at home on 18 October 2025. Those Championship scores give each club a direct counterpoint, but the history remains limited and cannot support a wider hierarchy. The margins are close enough to leave the league balance open rather than assigning a lasting direction. The 2-0 and 1-0 results leave little space between the clubs. Neither score establishes a durable league pattern. That keeps the league question open.
Stoke City’s cup win carries separate weight
Stoke City beat Wrexham 3-1 in the FA Cup on 4 January 2015. That knockout result adds historical contrast, but it should carry less weight than the Championship meetings when describing the fixture. A future league encounter will ask whether Stoke City or Wrexham can establish a clearer competitive edge, or whether another close score keeps the matchup balanced.