I'm backing Blackburn Rovers to edge this 2-1 on 24 October 2026 at 17:00. Blackburn have won three of their last ten, and their profit trend on the Match Winner market sits at 2.80, which tells me the odds have favoured backing them. Wrexham arrive with three wins in ten themselves, but I see a gap in quality here. The head-to-head is messy—Blackburn won 4-1 in January 2024, drew 1-1 last November, then lost 0-2 on New Year's Day 2026—but I'm not reading too much into that chaos. My read is that Blackburn's home record and attacking average of 1.40 goals per game gives them the edge, even if Wrexham's away form is tighter than it looks.
Form and H2H
I've looked at the last ten matches for both sides, and the numbers are closer than the scoreline suggests. Blackburn at home have conceded 1.50 goals per game while scoring 1.40, which is hardly dominant. Wrexham away have given up 1.50 and scored 1.40, so I'm not seeing a massive gulf. What interests me is the profit trend: Blackburn's Over 2 goals market has returned 2.96 in profit, while Wrexham's Over 2 has lost 0.73. I think that gap reflects Blackburn's slight edge in generating chances at home. The head-to-head swings wildly—4-1, 1-1, 0-2—so I'm treating recent form as more reliable than the historical record.
Best bet
I'm taking Blackburn Rovers at 2.7 on the 1X2 line. That price reflects genuine uncertainty, and I think Blackburn's home advantage and attacking average justify the pick. I'll also play Both Teams to Score at 1.81, because both sides average around 1.40 goals per game and neither defence is watertight. My main play is the 2-1 correct score, which captures the essence of how I see this match unfolding: Blackburn score twice, Wrexham get one back, and I cash out on a tight but decisive home win.
Odds to watch
I'm monitoring Over 2.5 at 2.11 and Under 2.5 at 1.68. The profit trends suggest goals, and I lean toward the Over, but the odds don't quite compensate for the risk. Asian Handicap -0.25 for Blackburn at 2.26 is interesting if I want to hedge a draw, though I prefer the outright win. Both Teams to Score Yes at 1.81 remains my secondary play. I'll avoid the Under 1.5 line entirely—Blackburn's profit trend on Team Total Under 1.5 is -4.30, which means backing them to score under 1.5 has been a losing bet historically.

