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Coventry are the Championship's top scorers this season with 90 league goals to their name. They are averaging 2.08 per game on their own and have been even more prolific at the CBS Stadium this term.

They boast a record of 16 wins, four draws, and just two losses from their 22 home games this season, with 48 goals in that time. They have also only conceded 18, but keeping Wrexham at bay here could prove to be a challenge.

The Welsh side come into this clash following back-to-back wins, and they will need to keep that form up as they push for a playoff finish. Wrexham will have to be front-footed here, and they will fancy their chances after beating Coventry 3-2 in the reverse fixture.

The Sky Blues have no pressure on their shoulders here, so they should release the handbrake, and we could get another open contest.

That reverse fixture was an entertaining clash with chances at both ends. Wrexham generated 1.42 xG from their 13 shots, while Coventry recorded 18 efforts worth 1.56 xG. There were nine corners in the game, with three for the hosts and six for the visitors, highlighting how they both were able to find success in the final third, and that should be the case again here.

Coventry like to utilise width when they attack, with their fullbacks regularly joining in the attacks to overlap. They are averaging 5.3 corners per game in the Championship this season, and that figure rises to 5.95 when playing at home, where they typically exert more control on proceedings.

Wrexham haven’t been as expansive in their play, averaging 4.44 corners per game in the league this season, but they will have to go for the three points here, so they should be able to contribute to the corner count.

If Wrexham are to get a positive result from this match, Josh Windass will have to play a key role. The Englishman was a standout performer in the reverse fixture, as he assisted all three of Wrexham’s goals in that victory. He also contributed two shots, but was unfortunate that neither hit the target.

Windass is given a massive role in the final third for his side, and the 32-year-old is averaging 2.86 shots per 90 in the Championship this season. He tends to be accurate with his efforts, and 41% of those have hit the target. He comes into this clash in exceptional form.

Windass has scored in each of his last five starts for Wrexham, and he scored the only goal of the game against Oxford last time out. With 15 goals from 39 appearances in the league this season, he has been Wrexham’s primary threat going forward, and Coventry will have to be wary of him.

Ephron Mason-Clark has been one of the most dynamic wide players in the Championship this season, and he has contributed massively in Lampard's system. The 26-year-old bagged a brace against Portsmouth last time out in that 5-1 win, so he comes into this clash in excellent form.

Mason-Clark is averaging 2.23 shots per 90 in the league this campaign, which rises to 2.6 when playing at home. He usually plays with a lot more confidence and attacking intent in front of a home crowd, and the Jamaican international has every reason to be looking forward to his clash.

He had two shots in the reverse fixture - one of those hit the target, and it was enough to find the back of the net. Mason-Clark has scored nine league goals this season, highlighting his contributions in the final third.