Cambridge United is set to face Wrexham in a League One match on Tuesday, with the visitors favored to pick up another win. Wrexham, owned by actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, is in second place in the league and is plotting its path to the Championship. Cambridge United, on the other hand, is 23rd in the 24-team league with just seven wins in 39 games this season. The two teams have clearly had contrasting seasons, with Wrexham's goal differential standing at +24 and Cambridge's at -26. Cambridge United's manager, Neil Harris, feels there's room for improvement from Saturday's first half performance and hopes to apply those lessons as soon as Tuesday. Wrexham hosted Cambridge in December in a back-and-forth game that ended with a 2-2 draw. The visitors are in the midst of yet another impressive season, and their individual goal differences paint the picture by themselves. Cambridge also heads into Tuesday's game on a seven-game unbeaten run, which only adds to Wrexham's reputation as the favorites. The match will be played at Abbey Stadium in Cambridge, England, and will be live-streamed on Paramount+. The odds are Cambridge United +375, Draw +240, and Wrexham -120. Cambridge United's record is in stark contrast to Wrexham's, who are 46 points ahead of the hosts before Tuesday's game. Harris said after Saturday's game, 'We were really poor first half... But then I'll end the negatives there. The second half was much more like it.' Wrexham has five wins in their last six games and is plotting their path to the Championship. With seven games to go and just a two-point cushion between them and third-place Wycombe Wanderers, automatic promotion to England's second division is not a guarantee at this point but it's hard to quell the optimism surrounding the team.