Wrexham vs Ipswich Prediction & Betting Tips (13 February)

6th in the Championship, Wrexham wants to materialize its good season with promotion to the Premier League or even a great epic in the FA Cup. In the previous round, the Welsh club still had the luxury of knocking Nottingham Forest out of the TAB competition. On the other hand, note the buffet stop in the Championship last weekend with a defeat for the reception of Millwall 0-2. Before that, Wrexham had two very good victories in the league against Queens Park Rangers 2-3 and Sheffield Wed 0-1. Opposite, we find a big head from the Championship, in this case Ipswich, 3rd with 7 lengths behind Middlesbrough, leader of D2.

The draw was more lenient for the Tractor Boys who defeated Blackpool at home in the previous round 2-1. In the championship, Ipswich is on very good momentum with no less than 8 victories over the last 12 days. Last weekend, it was on the pitch at Derby that the visiting team brought home the 3 points in a 1-2 victory. A victory which followed the draw at home for the reception of Preston 1-1 and the defeat at the Blades of Sheffield United 3-1. 

Indisputable starter in the midfield, Matthew James (1 goal, 2 assists) was injured in the championship last weekend and is not sure to play today. Long-term injured players like Lewis Brunt and Aaron James (20 years old) will probably not play, like the precious Thomas O'Connor, also on the flank. Having played for OM, Benfica and Werder Bremen, Burkinabe defender Issa Kabore (3 assists in the Championship) will be operational like the scorers from the previous round against Nottingham, such as New Zealander Liberato Cacace, midfielder Oliver Rathbone (4 goals in the Championship) and defender Hyam. Author of 10 goals in the Championship, Kieffer Moore is applying for a starting role today. At Ipswich, the coach will most likely have to do without the very important Chilean midfielder Marcelino Nunez (3 goals, 7 assists in the league), injured, but also without Jaden Philogene (9 goals, 2 assists in the Championship) also on the flank like Conor Townsend and veteran Ashley Yong.

On the other hand, the Albanian Anis Mehmeti, just recruited from Bristol where he scored 8 goals and delivered 6 assists in the first half of the season, will be traveling like J.Cajuste, the scorer from LOSC Chuba Akpom (2 goals in the league this season), the talented Kasey McAteer (transferred from Leicester last summer) and the co-2nd top scorer in the championship with 12 achievements, J.Clarke. 

• Summary: Wrexham is going head to head with Ipswich Town starting on 13 Feb 2026 at 19:45 UTC . The match is a part of the FA Cup .
• Referee: Benjamin Speedie
• Wrexham Feedinco Rating: 6.86
• Ipswich Feedinco Rating: 6.82