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Leeds Vs Wrexham Preview, Prediction, H2H Record, Latest Odds & Betting Angles

Raymond James Stadium, USA | 2026 pre-season friendly | Sunday, July 26 | 12:30am BST

Ahead of the second Summer Series pre-season clash, BetVictor News delivers the in-depth Leeds vs Wrexham preview – including the score prediction, overall H2H record, team news, latest odds, the best betting angles and more.

Leeds Vs Wrexham Preview

Florida is the destination as Leeds and Wrexham lock horns in the 2026 Summer Series tournament. This will be the Whites first pre-season match and Daniel Farke will be keen for his players to test themselves against one of the EFL Championship betting favourites.

As for the Red Dragons, they too will view this match in a similar fashion. It’s been a hugely successful period in the club’s history having secured three consecutive promotions before succumbing to a seventh-placed finish last term.

Leeds Vs Wrexham H2H Record

Interestingly, Leeds and Wrexham have never played each other in a competitive fixture before. However, they have met twice in pre-season whereby the Whites came out on top on both occasions. Which is something to consider when it comes to Leeds vs Wrexham betting.

Leeds vs Wrexham H2H record (non-competitive):

  • Leeds wins – 2
  • Draws – 0
  • Wrexham wins – 0

Leeds Vs Wrexham Team News

Noah Okafor is the only 2026 World Cup absentee for Leeds so Daniel Farke has the luxury of naming a strong XI. With that said, the German gaffer is likely to utilize as many players as possible so the minutes are distributed as evenly as can be. That will include giving runouts to newbies Tarik Muharemovic and winger Harry Wilson.

As for Wrexham, they are likely to name a similar starting lineup to the one that beat Man United 1-0 last time out. New Zealand international Liberato Cacace – who missed the victory over the Red Devils – is available for selection.

Leeds pre-season results:

N/A

Wrexham pre-season results:

W

Leeds Vs Wrexham Predicted Lineups

Wrexham predicted lineup:

Okonkwo; Vyner, Hyam, Doyle; Barnett, O’Brien, Dobson, Cacace; Broadhead, Smith, Windass

Leeds predicted lineup:

Darlow; Rodon, Bijol, Muharemovic; Bogle, Ampadu, Tanaka, Justin; James, Calvert-Lewin, Wilson

Is Leeds Vs Wrexham On UK TV?

Leeds vs Wrexham is available to watch live in the UK on Premier Sports 2 (kick-off 12:30am). Streaming is also available on the BBC iPlayer, S4C Online, LUTV and Wrexham AFC Live.

*A valid TV license is required to watch live in the UK

Leeds Vs Wrexham Betting Angles

Key Match Stats

  • This will be Leeds’ first pre-season match, Wrexham’s second.
  • Leeds stats – The Whites haven’t lost to a Welsh team since 2015.
  • Wrexham stats – The Red Dragons have already beaten Man United in pre-season.

Top Betting Angles for Leeds vs Wrexham

  • Over 2.5 goals 
  • BTTS – Yes 
  • Liverpool win and BTTS 

Leeds Vs Wrexham Prediction

Both sides are expected to name strong sides and with that, an end-to-end game could ensue between two attack-minded teams. Owing to their Premier League quality, we fancy Leeds to edge the win in Tampa.

Prediction: Leeds 2-1 Wrexham


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Any betting decisions should be made responsibly and there are no guarantees when it comes to match outcomes. All odds correct as of 3:30pm on July 24, 2026 and are subject to change.

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Ben Horlock

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