Hull City vs Wrexham Predictions, Lineups and Betting Tips

Hull City vs Wrexham Predictions, Lineups and Betting Tips

Match Details | 10 December, 2025 | The MKM Stadium | Sky Bet Championship | 20:00 GMT

After getting my last Hull City prediction horribly wrong, here's hoping that I can make up for it as they face off against Wrexham on Wednesday night.

Key Betting Tip: Both Teams to Score (No) at 2.05 odds

Hull City vs Wrexham Predicted Lineups

Hull City (4-2-3-1) Pandur, Giles, Egan, Hughes, Coyle, Slater, Hadziahmetovic, Millar, Crooks, Gelhardt, Mcburnie

Wrexham (3-5-2) Okonkwo, Cleworth, Scarr, Hyam, Longman, Sheaf, Dobson, Thomason, McClean, Broadhead, Moore

Hull City vs Wrexham Form Analysis

The hosts suffered a heavy defeat to Middlesborough last time out to make it three league defeats in four matches. Despite hitting a flat spot, they have strong home form coming into this one having suffered just two defeats in ten attempts at The MKM.

Visitors Wrexham are currently seven games without defeat in the league, stretching back to late October and the dramatic win against league leaders Coventry City. Having the most draws in the league with nine, Phil Parkinson's side have become hard to beat but need to ensure the attacking threat remains having scored just five goals in their last five matches.

Hull City vs Wrexham Predictions

Our advanced algorithm analyses over 200 data points to generate these predictions with 72% confidence in a Both Teams to Score Bet. The model factors in current form, head-to-head records, player availability, and tactical matchups.

Hull City vs Wrexham Key Betting Tip

Football Park's Best Bet: Both Teams to Score (No) at 2.05 Odds - I am going against the popular bet here. The hosts have suffered consectutive home defeats and I struggle to see Wrexham capitalising significantly on this based on their current scoring form. The tactical matchups further justify confidence in a low-scoring Championship affair.

Hull City vs Wrexham Key Players to Watch

Joe Gelhardt (Hull City) Following up from my previous prediction post, Gelhardt proved his is the player to watch after making it four goals in his last five matches.

Kieffer Moore (Wrexham) The Welshman is a prominent danger in front of goal and already has eight goals to his name in this Championship campaign.

Hull City vs Wrexham Match Details:

Referee: Andrew Kitchen

Broadcast: Sky Go UK / NOW UK / Sky Sports UHD / Sky Go Extra / Sky Sports Main Event / Sky Sports Football

Stadium Information: The MKM Stadium (25,504)