West Brom vs Wrexham carries a measured early edge for West Brom. West Brom won 3-2 at Wrexham on 16 August 2025, then the clubs drew 2-2 on 3 April 2026. Those close scorelines give West Brom the stronger direct outcome without creating a permanent hierarchy. Wrexham remain close enough to answer, making each future meeting a test of whether the narrow balance changes direction.
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes West Brom
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1G
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29D
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25M
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43F
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37F
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27M
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12F
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14D
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34M
Wrexham Substitutes
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G
21
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F
33
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M
47
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D
3
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F
11
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F
19
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D
24
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M
20
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M
7
Match events
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26'⚽G. Dobson Own Goal
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38'Issa Kaboré Yellow Card
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38'⚽J. Maja Penalty
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47'⚽J. Windass Normal Goal (Asst: L. O'Brien)
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61'Callum Styles Yellow Card
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62'⚽G. Dobson Normal Goal
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69'N. Broadhead Z. Vyner
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69'K. Moore S. Smith
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72'C. Taylor J. Jimoh-Aloba
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72'D. Dike J. Maja
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74'George Campbell Yellow Card
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82'O. Rathbone J. Windass
Stats for this game
Matchup West Brom VS Wrexham
West Brom hold the early edge
West Brom won 3-2 at Wrexham on 16 August 2025, turning a five-goal contest into a one-goal success. The clubs then drew 2-2 on 3 April 2026. Those scorelines give West Brom the stronger direct result while preserving a level Wrexham counterpoint. The contrast is useful: the August meeting produced a winner by one goal, whereas the April return ended without separation.
No permanent hierarchy
West Brom can point to the away victory, but the draw prevents that result from becoming a complete definition of the matchup. Wrexham did not win the April 2026 meeting, yet the 2-2 score kept the balance close. With one narrow West Brom success and one level contest, the direct picture remains measured rather than settled. The enduring question is whether West Brom can add another decisive margin, whether Wrexham can turn a level result into a victory, or whether another narrow difference changes the direction again.