Bradford City vs Wrexham Prediction: This is the second meeting between the clubs, Bradford won the game in Penalty shootout in the Cup.

Bradford City will welcome Wrexham at University of Bolton Stadium in Game Week 14 of the English League 2. This is the second meeting between the clubs, Bradford won the game in Penalty shootout in the Cup. Who will come out on top after 90 minutes?

Bradford's recent encounter with Wrexham occurred less than three months ago, however, they will tackle Saturday's match with a new manager. Mark Hughes was dismissed from his position earlier this month due to a disappointing start to the season, winning only three matches out of 11 in the league (with four draws and four losses). To temporarily fill the role, Bradford appointed Kevin McDonald as caretaker player-manager, and his impact has been immediate. Under his guidance, the team has achieved three consecutive victories in various competitions. Following wins against Swindon Town and Grimsby Town in the league and EFL Trophy respectively, Bradford secured a narrow triumph over AFC Wimbledon last weekend thanks to a goal by Emmanuel Osadebe in the second half. With two 1-0 victories in their last two league games, Bradford, currently positioned 11th, will aim to maintain a clean sheet for the third consecutive match on Saturday.

Lewis; Halliday, Taylor, Stubbs, Ridehalgh; Gilliead, Smallwood; Pointon, Walker, Osadebe; Cook

Wrexham, who recently gained promotion from the National League, are now aiming to move up further in the English football hierarchy. Currently positioned fifth, they have collected 23 points from 13 league matches and are narrowly outside the top three on goal difference. Since a heavy 5-0 loss to Stockport County in September, manager Phil Parkinson has overseen a five-game undefeated streak across all competitions. Despite falling behind by two goals in their last match against Salford City, Wrexham mounted an impressive comeback and secured a 3-2 victory thanks to goals from Elliott Lee, Steven Fletcher, and Jordan Davies. Following their comeback win, Wrexham will now travel to Yorkshire in hopes of securing their fourth competitive victory.

Okonkwo; Barnett, O'Connell, Hayden, O'Connor, McClean; Evans, Jones, Lee; Mullin, Fletcher

Both teams come into the competition after securing three consecutive wins. Although they both aim to secure another victory, we predict that the match will result in a draw due to the closely contested nature of the game. Bet on the double chance of the home side. Expect over 2.5 goals in the game