Wrexham are preparing for their fifth match of the new season as they travel to Birmingham City for a League One fixture.
Wrexham are aiming to continue their unbeaten start to the 2024/25 League One season on Monday evening.
Phil Parkinson will be delighted with how the Red Dragons have started the campaign.
Wrexham beat Wycombe Wanderers to kick off their first season back in the third division and have since secured three more victories and a draw against Bolton Wanderers.
That superb run saw the Welsh outfit go into the latest gameweek sat top of the table with 13 points.
However, Birmingham City are one of the promotion favourites this term and could finally end Wrexham’s unbeaten start.
So with that said, here’s a look at everything you need to know about Birmingham City vs Wrexham ahead of the League One game.
Birmingham City vs Wrexham date and kick-off time
The tie takes place on a Monday evening and Wrexham will travel to Birmingham for an 8pm kick-off on September 16th.
The match will be the ninth competitive meeting between the sides, with the Dragons winning two of those encounters to Birmingham’s five.
- Date: September 16, 2024
- Kick-off time: 18:00 (BST)
- Stadium: St. Andrew’s, Birmingham
Birmingham vs Wrexham TV channel
Wrexham’s clash with Birmingham will be broadcast on TV for those with a Sky Sports subscription package.
Sky Sports Football and Sky Sports Main Event will be the main channels to view the match on Monday evening.
A valid subscription is required to view the game, which will host all the build-up, action and reaction from St. Andrew’s.
Birmingham City vs Wrexham live stream
A live stream for the match will also be available through the Sky streaming platform – Sky Go.
An account and subscription are required to watch the game, which will give the option to view it on a computer or smartphone device on the go.
Tickets
At the time of writing, there are still a small number of tickets available for Birmingham City vs Wrexham.
The match is now on general sale, allowing those who don’t have a membership to land their chance to watch the Red Dragons.
You can check tickets for Birmingham City vs Wrexham, here.
Team news
Parkinson is expected to have a largely fit squad available to him for their trip to Birmingham.
Paul Mullin underwent surgery over the summer but has returned from the bench in the club’s last three matches and should be in contention to start on Monday.
Birmingham will be without Lee Buchanan due to a calf injury, while Ethan Laird and Luke Harris are also unavailable due to ankle issues.