Wrexham

Wrexham

Wrexham were founded in 1864, making them the oldest club in Wales and one of the oldest professional clubs anywhere in the world. Match Bingo tracks Wrexham's Championship results, goals and player stats after every match day.
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CAR
CAR
19:00
Mon 17 Aug 2026
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Upcoming Fixtures

All the games coming up this season.
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CAR
CAR
19:00
Mon 17 Aug
 WRE
WRE
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WRE
WRE
14:00
Sat 22 Aug
 WAT
WAT
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WRE
WRE
19:00
Fri 28 Aug
 BIR
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MIL
MIL
18:45
Wed 2 Sep
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SWA
SWA
19:00
Sat 5 Sep
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Full Squad

32 players

Goalkeepers

Anthony Patterson
Millwall · Age 26
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1
Arthur Okonkwo
Age 24
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25
Callum Burton
Age 29
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21
Danny Ward
Age 33
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Defenders

34
Aaron James
Age 21
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2
Callum Doyle
Age 22
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6
Conor Coady
Charlton Athletic · Age 33
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24
Dan Scarr
Age 31
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30
Danny Imray
West Bromwich Albion · Age 23
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5
Dominic Hyam
Scotland · Age 30
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13
Liberato Cacace
New Zealand · Age 25
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4
Max Cleworth
Age 24
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26
Zak Vyner
Age 29
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Midfielders

40
Alex Moore
Age 19
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18
Ben Sheaf
Age 28
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8
Benjamin Whiteman
Preston North End · Age 30
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38
Elliot Lee
Doncaster Rovers · Age 31
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15
George Dobson
Age 28
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14
George Thomason
Age 25
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45
Harry Ashfield
Cheltenham Town · Age 20
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10
Josh Windass
Age 32
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27
Lewis O'Brien
Age 27
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37
Matty James
Age 35
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20
Oliver Rathbone
Age 29
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29
Ryan Barnett
Age 26
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47
Ryan Longman
Age 25
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23
Sebastian Revan
Burton Albion · Age 23
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Forwards

11
Bailey Cadamarteri
Age 21
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7
Davis Keillor-Dunn
Age 28
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19
Kieffer Moore
Age 34
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33
Nathan Broadhead
Age 28
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28
Sam Smith
Age 28
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Inside Wrexham's Form

For a few years, Wrexham were a story first and a football club second. The owners, documentary and rapid rise through the divisions often attracted more attention than the team itself. That has changed. Surviving a first season in the Championship shifted the focus towards results, recruitment and a more serious question: how much further can this climb go?

The Racecourse Ground has developed alongside the squad, and on a big night it remains one of Wrexham's biggest advantages. The atmosphere is genuine, but at Championship level it needs to translate into points. Home form is therefore one of the clearest measures of progress.

There is still less experience at this level in the squad than at many rivals, a consequence of how quickly Wrexham have moved through the leagues. That makes recruitment especially important as they try to add Championship quality without losing the identity that has driven their rise.

Goals scored are another useful indicator. Survival proved Wrexham can compete at this level. The next step is showing they can consistently hurt teams, win more often and turn an extraordinary journey into something more established.

FAQs

The National League, League Two and League One in consecutive seasons, taking the club from non-league football to the Championship in a very short space of time.
The Racecourse Ground in Wrexham, the oldest international football stadium still in use, currently being expanded from around 13,000.
The team section sets Wrexham against the other 23 Championship clubs across goals scored, goals conceded, points won and discipline, so you can read the season without working through the full league table.
Forty-six league fixtures, twenty-three at home and twenty-three away, running from August through to early May. Cup ties and any play-off matches sit outside that total.

Next update after the fixture on .

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