Head-to-head data overwhelmingly favours Southampton against Wrexham | OneFootball

Head-to-head figures point strongly to Southampton ahead of their trip to Wrexham, with Tonda Eckert’s side targeting one final win before the international break. According to Sainstmarching.com, the numbers overwhelmingly back the Saints at the Racecourse Ground.

Southampton remain unbeaten at home, following back-to-back St Mary’s victories over Swansea City and Bristol City by 3-1 and 4-1. Cyle Larin struck three across those matches, with Finn Azaz prominent as creator.

In April, Eckert oversaw a 5-1 win in north Wales. Kuryu Matsuki and Flynn Downes struck inside 22 minutes, before Larin, Azaz and the now departed Ross Stewart added further goals.

The clubs have met only five times, and Wrexham have just one win, a 1-0 FA Cup success at The Dell in 1974. Since then Southampton have four straight victories, including Will Still’s 2-1 result last season.

Eckert hopes Larin and Azaz return unscathed from Canada and Republic of Ireland duty after the break. His side have 18 Championship goals, with only West Ham United on 20 scoring more. In the build-up, Wrexham shared a Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney-led Spygate spoof, which Eckert did not find amusing.

Wrexham may note Southampton’s last two away games finished 1-1. Even so, the form and head-to-head record suggest Wrexham may face another defeat.

Source: Sainstmarching.com

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