Idah has had an excellent start to the season and his impressive form has kept star striker Zan Vipotnik out of the starting 11, despite him getting 23 goals last season.

Idah actually averaged more shots on target per 90 minutes in the '25/26 campaign with 1.17 compared to the 1.10 of Vipotnik.

He's netted twice in all comps already and has had a shot on target in four of the five games. Domestically, Idah has averaged 1.67 shots on target per 90.

He does often get subbed early, but the beauty is it then carries on to Vipotnik, who has averaged 2.50 shots on target per 90 in his limited minutes.

Kieffer Moore has looked lively at the start of the campaign for Wrexham. He has two goals in four Championship matches and has managed five shots on target across those games, averaging out to 1.59 per 90 minutes.

Moore's big asset is his size and physicality. He benefits greatly from Wrexham's desire to get wide and deliver balls in to the box. This has also given Wrexham a high corner count, which is another bonus for backing Moore in this market.

He leads the side for shots on target too.

This is a tough fixture against a Swansea side who've started well, but Wrexham will have their chances in what should be quite an open and entertaining game.

O'Brien was a very shrewd addition at the beginning of last season, adding some bite and steel in the middle of the park and that is the platform for this pick.

O'Brien loves getting stuck in, he was carded five times last season in the Championship and averaged 1.04 fouls per 90 minutes.

He's always been the same, he racked up plenty of cards in his time at Huddersfield too.

Central players for Swansea such as Just, Fulton and Eustaquio have already drawn 10 combined fouls across their Championship matches.

Wrexham's matches have averaged a huge 10.75 corners so far in this Championship campaign with 75% of their matches seeing this selection land - which includes both of their home games.

They do a lot of the heavy lifting at home. They've had 13 corners across their two home matches and they managed this selection on their own in one of them.

Swansea matches have averaged 9.25 corners, rising to 10 in their away matches. Both of their away matches have seen this selection land and they've earned at least five corners in all four matches. They've also conceded at least four in both away games.