Pick of the stats: Birmingham City v Wrexham

Q: What time is the Birmingham City vs Wrexham match on Sunday?

The match is scheduled for 12:00 BST on Sunday.

Q: How can Wrexham regain a play-off position in the Championship?

Wrexham can regain sixth place if they win against Birmingham City and Southampton fails to win their match on Saturday.

Q: What has been Wrexham's recent performance in the Championship?

Wrexham has struggled recently, losing their last three league games and currently sitting in 16th place.

Pick of the stats: Birmingham City v Wrexham

TL;DR

Wrexham aims to reclaim a Championship play-off spot against Birmingham City on Sunday. They can secure sixth place if Southampton loses, despite struggling recently with three consecutive league losses.

Side-by-side of Birmingham City and Wrexham club badges

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Wrexham will be hoping to return to the Championship play-off places when they visit Birmingham City on Sunday (12:00 BST).

Phil Parkinson's side have a chance to regain sixth place if rivals Southampton fail to win on Saturday.

Blues have proven to be a difficult side to beat for Wrexham in recent history but their fellow promoted club have not risen to the challenge of the Championship quite as they would have liked, losing their past three league games to fall to 16th.

Since losing their first-ever league meeting with Wrexham in October 1979, Birmingham are now unbeaten in their past six against them (W3 D3).
All three of Wrexham's league defeats against Birmingham have come in their three visits to St Andrew's, with the Red Dragons conceding 10 goals in the process.
Birmingham City have picked up just four points in their past eight league games (W1 D1 L6), finding the net just four times in that run. At home, they have lost two of their past four (W1 D1), more than in their previous 41 combined (W29 D11 L1).
Wrexham have won eight of their 20 away Championship games this season (D7 L5) and are only the third newly promoted side in the past eight seasons to achieve that total, along with Sunderland in the 2022-23 season (11) and Ipswich Town in the 2023-24 campaign (12).
In the past two seasons, only Finn Azaz (41 - 23 goals, 18 assists) has been involved in more Championship goals than Josh Windass (35 - 25 goals, 10 assists), with the Wrexham man scoring 12 goals and assisting five this season.