EFL Championship Betting Tips: Three Midweek Clashes to Watch

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| BY Sam McLoughlin

William Hill News tipster @Footy_Tipster previews Wednesday’s EFL Championship action from across the country.

Cardiff City v West Ham United: West Ham To Win (EVS) | Cardiff 1-2 West Ham (8/1)

Wrexham v Middlesbrough: Both Teams To Score & Over 2.5 Goals (19/20) | Wrexham 1-2 Middlesbrough (13/2)

Bristol City v Wolverhampton Wanderers: Wolves To Win (21/20) | Bristol City 0-1 Wolves (13/2)

Three Championship fixtures take place on Wednesday evening, with Cardiff hosting West Ham, Wrexham facing league leaders Middlesbrough and Bristol City welcoming promotion hopefuls Wolves.

Now, let’s take a closer look at some EFL Championship odds and betting angles for Wednesday’s fixtures:

Cardiff City v West Ham United – Wednesday, 7.45pm

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Cardiff City – Championship Form and Betting Odds

Cardiff City’s three-match unbeaten run came to an end with Saturday’s 3-0 defeat against Wolves, although the Bluebirds have been much stronger on home soil, remaining unbeaten in all six Championship fixtures at the Cardiff City Stadium this season (W3, D3), including three consecutive victories.
The hosts have found the net in all six home league matches this term, while their most recent meeting with West Ham ended in a 2-0 Cardiff victory back in March 2019, with William Hill offering 11/5 for the Welsh side to secure another three points.

West Ham United – Championship Form and Betting Odds

West Ham travel to Wales following consecutive defeats against Southampton and West Bromwich Albion, with Saturday’s 3-1 loss prompting the dismissal of Nuno Espírito Santo on Tuesday morning, leaving the Hammers eighth in the Championship table and six points behind leaders Middlesbrough.
Despite their recent struggles, West Ham remain unbeaten in all six Championship away fixtures this season (W3, D3), with Mark Noble, Steve Potts and Gerard Prenderville overseeing preparations for Wednesday’s clash, the visitors can be backed at EVS with William Hill to secure another victory.

Wrexham v Middlesbrough – Wednesday, 7.45pm

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Wrexham – Championship Form and Betting Odds

Wrexham have suffered consecutive defeats without scoring, losing 2-0 at Blackburn before Friday’s 1-0 defeat against Sheffield United, with Phil Parkinson’s side now losing four of their last seven Championship fixtures ahead of a difficult meeting with the league leaders.
Both teams have scored in all six of Wrexham’s home Championship fixtures this season, while their most recent home meeting with Middlesbrough ended in a 2-2 draw back in May, with the Red Dragons available at 3/1 with William Hill to claim a much-needed victory.

Middlesbrough – Championship Form and Betting Odds

Middlesbrough arrive in North Wales sitting top of the Championship table, having won four of their last five league fixtures, with Kim Hellberg’s side remaining unbeaten since suffering a 2-1 defeat against Blackburn Rovers on 22 August.
Boro have scored 30 goals in their opening 13 league matches, including 13 across six away fixtures, although they have managed just one clean sheet on the road, with William Hill pricing the visitors at 3/4 to maintain their impressive run.

Bristol City v Wolverhampton Wanderers – Wednesday, 8pm

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Bristol City – Championship Form and Betting Odds

Bristol City ended a four-match winless run with Saturday’s dramatic 3-2 victory at Bolton Wanderers, having previously held Stoke City to a goalless draw, with Michael Skubala’s side hoping to build on those results against promotion-chasing Wolves.
However, the Robins have struggled in front of their own supporters this season, scoring just three goals and losing four of their six Championship home fixtures, with a Bristol City victory on Wednesday available at 23/10 with William Hill.

Wolverhampton Wanderers – Championship Form and Betting Odds

Wolves head to Ashton Gate having collected ten points from their last four Championship matches (W3, D1), with consecutive victories without conceding against Watford and Cardiff helping Cesar Peixoto’s side climb to third in the league table.
The visitors have scored ten goals across their opening six away league fixtures, while both teams have found the net in four of those encounters, with Wolves available at 21/20 with William Hill to extend their four-match unbeaten run.