BIRKENHEAD, England (Interstat) — Tranmere will host Walsall on Saturday, Sept. 26, 2026, in League Two. Tranmere will be the home team and Walsall the visiting side. Walsall is unbeaten across all competitions this season.

Walsall enters with three wins, no losses and four draws. Tranmere enters with two wins, one loss and four draws.

Walsall’s most recent result was a 2-0 home win over Port Vale on Sept. 19. James Connolly, a midfielder, played 90 minutes, scored once and received a yellow card. Andrew Dallas added a goal in 20 minutes, and goalkeeper Jed Ward played 90 minutes. Walsall previously drew 0-0 at home against Rochdale on Sept. 12, drew 0-0 at Exeter City on Sept. 5, drew 2-2 at Crewe Alex on Sept. 1, won 3-2 at home against Accrington on Aug. 29, drew 0-0 at home against Grimsby on Aug. 22, and won 3-0 at Gillingham on Aug. 15.

Tranmere’s most recent result was a 0-0 draw at Exeter City on Sept. 19. Goalkeeper Harrison Male, defender George Nevett and defender Nathan Smith each played 90 minutes, with Smith receiving a yellow card. Tranmere previously lost 2-0 at Gillingham on Sept. 12, won 2-0 at home against Oldham on Sept. 5, drew 2-2 at home against Rotherham on Sept. 1, drew 2-2 at Newport on Aug. 29, drew 1-1 at Port Vale on Aug. 22, and won 2-0 at home against Shrewsbury on Aug. 15.

Connolly is a player to watch for Walsall. He played 90 minutes and scored in the Port Vale win and played 90 minutes in the Rochdale draw. Male is a player to watch for Tranmere. He played 90 minutes in the Exeter City draw and did not appear in the Gillingham loss.

After this match, Walsall will host Crawley on Oct. 3 and Salford on Oct. 26, visit Fleetwood on Oct. 10, Swindon on Oct. 17, Oldham on Oct. 20 and Colchester on Oct. 31, host Barnet on Nov. 14 and Northampton on Nov. 28, visit York on Nov. 21 and Newport on Dec. 1. Tranmere will visit Chesterfield on Oct. 3, Northampton on Oct. 20, Crawley on Oct. 24, Fleetwood on Nov. 14 and Bristol Rovers on Nov. 28, host Rochdale on Oct. 10, Barnet on Oct. 17, Cheltenham on Oct. 31, Colchester on Nov. 21 and Salford on Dec. 1.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Tranmere 1, Walsall 1. Interstat’s ELO system projects Tranmere with a 60.4 percent probability to win.