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The Racecourse Ground will be rocking for the visit of Chelsea in what is undoubtedly the tie of the round. Wrexham has become a formidable force under the Hollywood spotlight, currently riding a five-match unbeaten streak in all competitions. They’ve already claimed Premier League scalps this season, most notably a 3–3 (penalties) victory over Nottingham Forest. At home, they’ve won three straight, scoring eight goals. Phil Parkinson’s side plays with a fearlessness that thrives in the FA Cup’s “anything is possible” atmosphere.
Chelsea, progressing under Liam Rosenior, has stabilized in the Premier League but remains vulnerable to high-intensity physical battles. While the Blues will field a strong XI, rotation is expected given their European commitments. Chelsea’s recent away form has been hit-or-miss, and they will face a Wrexham side that excels at set-pieces—a known weakness for the Londoners this term. However, Chelsea’s individual quality, particularly in transition, remains their greatest asset.
Prediction: Chelsea to win.
