The fixture has a derby feel to it, despite the two clubs being from opposite corners of Wales, and comes with increased stakes as both teams have their eyes on the Premier League. Wrexham ended last season as top dogs in Wales, finishing seventh in the Championship, while Swansea finished seventh in the Championship and seven points worse off in 11th.
Swansea have shown considerable ambition in the transfer market for the second year in a row, with a tally of 10 points from four games putting them on top of the table. They have conceded only one league goal so far, the best record in the EFL, and produced some of Swansea's best football in years during Tuesday's win over Watford. Wrexham, meanwhile, have endured a concerning start to the season, but a midweek triumph at Millwall has given them renewed confidence.
The Red Dragons will be looking to make it two away wins in a row, while Swansea will be seeking to add to their impressive start to the season. A home win for Swansea would add to the feeling that Vitor Matos' new-look team could end Swansea's run of five successive mid-table Championship finishes by securing a place in the newly extended play-offs.