Head-to-Head: Swansea vs Wrexham

Swansea vs Wrexham has a limited Championship history, with a 0–0 draw at Swansea on 5 September 2026 following a 2–0 Wrexham win at home on 13 March 2026 and Swansea’s 2–1 home result on 19 December 2025. The scorelines point in different directions, keeping the matchup open. A future league meeting can add substance without requiring a fixed hierarchy.

Past matches, Swansea vs Wrexham

5 September 2026 Regular Season - 5

Swansea

0 - 0

Wrexham
13 March 2026 Regular Season - 38

Wrexham

2 - 0

Swansea
19 December 2025 Regular Season - 22

Swansea

2 - 1

Wrexham

Swansea.com Stadium

Match center

Swansea

0 - 0

5 September 2026

Wrexham

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Starting eleven

Substitutes Swansea

9
F
1
G
5
D
30
F
20
D
8
F
35
F
3
D
6
M

Wrexham Substitutes

D
3
D
12
F
19
M
27
D
26
G
21
M
10
F
11
D
6

Match events

45'

90'

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53'

Ben Cabango Filip Lissah
53'

Joseph Amankwaah Opoku Eom Ji-Sung
62'

Josh Windass Oliver Rathbone
62'

Jacques Ekomié Ryan·Longman
62'

Issa Kabore Danny Imray
63'

Kieffer Moore Sam Smith
63'

Zan Vipotnik Adam Idah
67'

Joseph Amankwaah Opoku Yellow Card
75'

Elijah Just melker widell
75'

Marko Stamenić Jay Fulton
77'

Ben Cabango Yellow Card
78'

Lewis O'Brien Callum O'Hare
88'

Stephen Welsh Yellow Card

Stats for this game

Matchup Swansea VS Wrexham

A level score keeps the comparison open

Swansea and Wrexham drew 0–0 at Swansea on 5 September 2026. That shared result sits between Wrexham’s 2–0 home win on 13 March 2026 and Swansea’s 2–1 home victory on 19 December 2025. The Championship scorelines give each club a clear counterpoint without establishing a settled direction. The limited history supports an open league comparison, with the next meeting able to add a different result rather than confirm a permanent order.

Home results point both ways

Wrexham’s home score and Swansea’s home score provide separate markers in the matchup, while the draw shows that neither side has a decisive hold across these meetings. Each club has a win to set against the shared score. The enduring question is whether Swansea can add another league victory, whether Wrexham can shift the balance with a different result, or whether another meeting leaves the clubs level.