With the international break taking place, many of the best betting sites are putting an extra focus on League One and League Two this weekend.
It’s no change for us though, as regular pundit and EFL expert Gab Sutton is back with his look at the biggest games of the weekend.
Wrexham v Shrewsbury Preview
It’s hard to argue with Wrexham being heavy favourites for Saturday’s game, with Phil Parkinson’s newly-promoted side sitting second at this early stage, with 10 points from a possible 12.
9/20 quotes, however, imply a probability of 69% that the Red Dragons come out victorious, and no team in the league managed to win 69% of their home games last season.
So, yes, the Welsh outfit have had an outstanding start and deserve immense credit, but we’re only four games in, so to price them like a major promotion contender seems premature.
Shrewsbury at home looks a favourable fixture on paper, with Paul Hurst’s side widely tipped to struggle, but they’ve just got their season up-and-running with a 3-0 home victory over Leyton Orient.
Salop enjoy the creativity of loan star Tommi O’Reilly, nicknamed ‘little Foden’ at Aston Villa, and will be desperate to put one over against their local rivals.
Wrexham v Shrewsbury Tips
Gab Sutton has nailed his colours to the Shrewsbury mast this weekend, and thinks they can get something from this game.
| Wrexham v Shrewsbury Tips | Betting Odds |
|---|---|
| Double Chance - Draw or Shrewsbury | 13/8 |
*Odds available with bet365 and correct at the time of writing.
Wrexham v Shrewsbury Latest Odds
Here’s a look at the Wrexham v Shrewsbury odds for their game on Saturday.
| Match Result | Betting Odds |
|---|---|
| Wrexham Win | 4/9 |
| Draw | 7/2 |
| Shrewsbury Win | 7/1 |
*Odds are best available on the market and correct at the time of writing.
More Football Betting
We have more offers and free bets available ahead of the action this weekend.
Below you will find a mix of offers, but they all come from some of the best football betting sites, who all offer a strong service and cover the EFL in full, for fans of the lower tiers in English football.
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