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Wrexham will look to maintain their strong form when they make the trip to face relegation-battling Oxford United on Tuesday.
The Red Dragons enter the fixture sitting seventh in the EFL Championship standings, just two points adrift of Hull City in the final playoff spot. The top two finishers in the division earn automatic promotion to the Premier League, while teams finishing third through sixth enter the end-of-season playoffs to contest the remaining promotion berth.
With only three games remaining in the regular season, Wrexham must close the two-point gap on Hull City while also fending off Derby County, who trail them by a single point.
Oxford sit 22nd in the EFL Championship table and are well aware that a victory is essentially a necessity if they hope to preserve their second-tier status next season.
Oxford vs. Wrexham Prediction
Away Win to Keep Playoff Bid Alive
Wrexham will arrive at the ground brimming with confidence after delivering their most emphatic home win of the campaign, a 2–0 defeat of Stoke City last weekend.
Phil Parkinson's men know they must focus on their own results before entertaining thoughts of breaking into the EFL Championship playoff places. That said, they have won just one of their last four away games and face a stern test against a side desperate for points to survive.
Prediction: Oxford United 1–2 Wrexham
Wrexham Predicted Lineup vs. Oxford United
Phil Parkinson caught many off guard when he rang four changes to his starting eleven against Stoke City in their last outing. Danny Ward, Dom Hyam, Josh Windass, and Sam Smith all earned starting berths, and it is difficult to argue that any of them should be dropped.
Ward looks set to retain his spot between the posts, and the backline could remain unchanged, with Dan Scarr's no-nonsense defensive style proving valuable against physical opponents. Lewis O'Brien may be the sole alteration to the starting eleven, coming in for the hard-working Ollie Rathbone.
Parkinson tends to shuffle his attacking options and will need to decide between the imposing presence of Kieffer Moore and the dynamic movement of Smith. Wrexham will continue to be without Zak Vyner and Ben Sheaf through injury.
Wrexham predicted lineup vs. Oxford United (3-4-2-1): Ward; Hyam, Scarr, Doyle; Kabore, James, Dobson, Thomason; O'Brien, Windass, Moore.
What Time Does Oxford vs. Wrexham Kick Off?
How to Watch Oxford vs. Wrexham on TV, Live Stream
Viewers in the United States can only watch the match on Paramount+, while those in Canada can enjoy the game via fuboTV or DAZN.
The match will be broadcast in Mexico on either ESPN or Disney+ Premium. Oxford vs. Wrexham will be available for live coverage in the United Kingdom on Sky Sports+.