Maidenhead United vs Wrexham Predictions

• After finishing two places above the drop last season, Maidenhead are struggling once again this term, currently 18th and just 2 points clear of relegation.
• A defeat on Saturday could see the hosts fall into the drop zone and having lost 3 of their last 4 league matches, that has to be considered a possibility.
• Meanwhile, having came into the season harbouring promotion aspirations, the fact Wrexham are 21st is a big surprise.
• Nonetheless, the visitors have picked up their form of late, winning 3 of their last 4 league matches.

Maidenhead looking to improve results

After finishing just two places above the relegation zone in the National League last season, no great expectation was placed on Maidenhead coming into the campaign. After 27 matches, it’s fair to say the side aren’t defying said expectations, having collected just 31 points to lie just 2 points clear of the drop zone.

A defeat on Saturday could say Maidenhead fall into the relegation zone and in their current form, isn’t something that looks improbable. Indeed, the hosts have now lost 3 of their last 4 league matches and having conceded an average of 3 goals a game over said fixtures, it’s not hard to see why they are struggling,

Wrexham aiming to continue recent improvement

Meanwhile, after reaching the play-offs and finishing just 5 points behind league winners Leyton Orient last term, Wrexham were expected to be a real contender in the National League this season. However, the side have thus far under performed massively, heading into this weekend inside the drop zone with just 29 points from 27 games.

Nonetheless, Wrexham now finally appear to be showing the quality they undoubtedly have and confidence is much improved in visiting ranks. The side were always likely to pick things up eventually and having now won 3 of their last 4 league matches whilst scoring an average of 2 goals a game, the feeling around the club is a much better one.

Wrexham are clear favourites

Ultimately, although neither side has covered itself in glory this term, you’d have to fancy Wrexham to win Saturday’s game. On paper, they are by far a stronger side than Maidenhead and it was only the hosts that were expected to be a part of the relegation picture this season.

All things considered, we’re more than happy to back an away win in Saturday’s clash and feel it’s the only way to play as far as the betting is concerned. Maidenhead are in poor form, are leaking goals and with Wrexham looking in far better shape and not having issues in scoring, we believe a 2-0 margin of away victory could well be on the cards.