Crewe Alexandra vs Newport County: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Wed, 10 Dec '25)

As we fasten our seatbelts for this thrilling League Two showdown on Wed, 10 Dec '25 UTC, one can almost hear the footballs quivering in anticipation. Newport County and Crewe Alexandra are set to tango on the pitch, and if history tells us anything, Crewe might want to pack their lucky charms. Out of the previous three head-to-head dance-offs, Crewe hasn't managed a single win. Meanwhile, Newport has waltzed away victoriously twice, with the lonely one time they agreed to split the points ending in a draw.

The last time these teams met, Newport County pirouetted past Crewe with a breezy 3-0 win on Sat, 08 Feb '25, despite being the guests. Talk about being the beast in another team’s backyard! As for recent performances, Crewe Alexandra is coming off a thrilling 1-1 loss against Stockport County, while Newport County decided to be generous, sharing a 2-2 draw with Barrow AFC.

When we peek into their current domestic league standings, Crewe Alexandra sits comfortably in position 11, probably sipping tea, whereas Newport County is nervously twiddling thumbs in position 24. Clearly, there's some room for improvement here.

Player performance stats: For Newport County, it's mission 'Control E. Tezgel,' as this season he's scored 5 times for Crewe Alexandra, bringing tears and joy in equal measure. As for Crewe, they should focus on K. Whitmore, Newport County's assist aficionado with 3 assists. This chap knows how to make magic happen on the field!

And the award for top player ratings goes to Crewe Alexandra's: Omar Bogle at a dazzling 7.5, Max Sanders impressing with 7.24, and Mickey Demetriou slightly dazed but hopeful at 7.21.

Newport County’s all-stars: Leading the pack is Sammy Braybrooke with a sparkling 7.44, closely followed by Liam Shephard at 7.05 and Anthony Driscoll-Glennon at 6.98, making sure Newport’s fans have something to cheer about.

This season, Crewe Alexandra has been slightly less possessive than a jealous ex, holding the ball an average of 49.78% of the time, compared to Newport County, who hang onto it 47.5% of matches. As for corners, Crewe leads with an average of 5.33 per game, while Newport scrambles with 3.28—practice makes perfect, folks.

In the realm of fouls and jovial disruptions, both teams seem to adore yellow cards, Crewe with 34 and Newport close behind at 33. No red cards on the records, though! All in all, the stats hint that Newport County stands a slightly better chance of outmaneuvering Crewe Alexandra once more—unless Crewe decides to channel their inner footballing royalty and script a different story!