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Wrexham have put together a sensational run of form recently, only losing one of their last fifteen outings in all competitions, leaving them second in the National League standings.

A 4-0 thrashing of Altrincham at the weekend ensured that the Dragons kept the pace with league-leaders Notts County, who also won 4-0 on home turf, defeating bottom-placed Torquay United.

In trademark style, Paul Mullin opened the scoring, netting after 31 minutes, before strike-partner Ollie Palmer also got in on the act, scoring a brace, with the fourth goal coming from James Jones with just over ten minutes to play.

As a result, Phil Parkinson‘s side are currently three points off first, and it is shaping up to be a battle between them and Notts County for the National League title, with Wrexham five points clear of third-placed Chesterfield and 10 clear of Solihull Moors, who occupy fourth.

The Dragons are the league’s top scorers, with 46 goals in just 16 games, and they also boast a formidable home record, winning every single league game that they have played at the Racecourse Ground this season, a statistic that will make grim reading for Maidenhead.

Indeed, the Magpies will be heading into the game as underdogs, as every side who goes to Wrexham does, but they will be given hope by an impressive 1-0 win against Bromley on Saturday, with Cole Kpekawa netting a late winner.

The result ended a two-game losing streak for Alan Devonshire‘s side, having lost 2-1 to Barnet and 2-0 to Solihull Moors in the week prior, with the result moving them up to 15th in the standings, six points clear of the relegation zone.

Winning closely-contested games has been key for Maidenhead, with five of their six league wins coming by one-goal margins, a good trait to have in a side where the main focus is likely to be maintaining their place in the National League.

Home side Wrexham host Maidenhead United in Tuesday’s National League match at Racecourse Stadium.

Wrexham is hoping for more of the same after a 4-0 National League win over Altrincham.

Paul Mullin (31st), Ollie Palmer (33rd, 64th), and James Jones (78th) scored for Wrexham.

Games involving Wrexham have often been exciting affairs of late, with the rule rather than the exception being realized. In the last half dozen games, the teams have combined 26 goals (at an average of 4.33 goals per game), 17 of which have come from Wrexham. Maidenhead United come into play after a 1-0 National League win over Bromley in their last game.

The only name on Maidenhead United’s goalscoring list was Cole Kpekawa (85th).

The stats don’t lie and Maidenhead United have scored in 5 of their last 6 games, conceding 8 goals in total. In defense, Maidenhead United needs to address some weaknesses. It will be interesting to see if this trend continues here in the end or not

We believe that Wrexham can and should be in control for a long time and convert some of the opportunities it creates.

Conversely, Maidenhead United may have a hard time scoring a goal on their own, but we think it’s more than likely that they’ll respond too at some point.

We see a comfortable 3-1 win for Wrexham at the end of the match.

Buoyed by their goal-scoring form at the weekend, Mullin and Palmer are both set to start again for the Dragons on Tuesday night, having both been brought off early to preserve their fitness.

Jacob Mendy will not be available however, as he is still suffering with a hamstring injury that has ruled him out of the last five league matches, with goalkeeper Christian Dibble also missing with a knee issue.

Ben Tozer and Aaron Hayden have cemented themselves as the first-choice centre back pairing so far this season, with Hayden even managing to get seven goals, the third-highest tally of any Wrexham player, and they are likely to start again after keeping a clean sheet on Saturday.

Goalkeeper Daniel Gyollai saw red against Solihull Moors recently, and so Alexis Andre will start between the sticks for the Magpies, having kept a clean sheet in his first appearance for the club last time out.

Charlee Adams has weighed in with three goals in his last five games for Maidenhead, and he is likely to feature in midfield, in-behind Emile Acquah, who also has three goals to his name in the league this season.

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Wrexham possible starting lineup:
Howard; Tunnicliffe, Hayden, Tozer, McFadzean; Jones, Forde, Young, Davies; Mullin, Palmer

Maidenhead United possible starting lineup:
Andre; Asare, Clerima, De Havilland, Kpekawa, Massey; Nathaniel-George, Smith, Upward, Adams; Acquah

After two impressive victories over Halifax Town and Altrincham, Wrexham look to complete a run of three home league games with another win. The Red Dragons take on Maidenhead United on Tuesday November 1, with the match at the Racecourse Ground kicking off at 7.45pm.

Saturday’s excellent 4-0 win over Altrincham maintained the remarkable home form Phil Parkinson’s side has enjoyed this year. We’ve won 19 of our last 20 home league games, and have dropped just 4 points from 66 at The Racecourse.

The goals have been flowing too: 34 in eight home matches at an average of 4.25 per match, and 73 in 21 over the calendar year in North Wales.

But which teams have taken points from us on our own patch? Solihull Moors and Maidenhead United.

Wrexham might be in spectacular home form, but United are opponents who not only have a recent habit of coming out on top of the Red Dragons, but also have already shown their ability to beat the best teams in the division this season.

Maidenhead jumped up to 15th place on Saturday after a 1-0 win over Bromley, who in turn dropped out of the play-off places.