Wrexham remain winless after the first three matches of the Championship campaign and face a tough trip to Millwall in their next fixture.
Phil Parkinson will be hoping for some good news on the injury front with Liberato Cacace and George Thomason close to returning to action.
Parkinson is under no pressure from the Wrexham owners but will want to get the club’s first win of the season before the first international break arrives.
For anyone hoping to watch Wrexham’s trip to Millwall, we’ve got the kick-off details and streaming options, as well as key stats and news ahead of the game.
Millwall v Wrexham kick-off details
The game between Millwall and Wrexham is scheduled to kick off at 3:00pm on Saturday, August 30, 2025. For those in the US, kick-off will be at 10am (ET) and 7am (PT).
The fixture will be hosted at Millwall’s stadium The Den, which has a capacity of 20,146 ready to make it a fiery occasion for the Red Dragons.
How to watch Millwall v Wrexham
Due to the 3pm blackout rules, fans in the United Kingdom will not be able to watch the game live but can follow regular updates via Wrexham’s official X account.
Highlights will be available via the club’s YouTube account and Sky Sports Football upon the full time whistle.
However, fans in North America will be able to watch Millwall v Wrexham on Paramount Plus and CBS.
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Wrexham team news ahead of Millwall clash
Parkinson was impressed with Ryan Hardie during his side’s Carabao Cup victory over Preston and the striker could replace Nathan Broadhead alongside Kieffer Moore in attack.
There are still a number of long-term absentees including Jay Rodriguez and Ollie Rathbone, but there is hope that Cacace and Thomason are close to a return.
Danny Ward is expected to keep his place in goal despite being under intense scrutiny from the Wrexham fans and having Arthur Okonkwo challenging him for his spot.
The other real dilemma for Parkinson is whether new signing Callum Doyle replaces Lewis Brunt on the left-hand side of defence.
Millwall v Wrexham head-to-head record
Wrexham and Millwall have met on 26 occasions over the years as per 11 v 11 and the Red Dragons have the upper hand.
The draw has been the most popular result with the teams failing to be separated on 11 occasions, whilst Wrexham have won nine games and Millwall victorious six times.
The most recent fixture came back in 2001 at the Racecourse Ground as the two teams played out a 1-1 draw in the old second division.
Wrexham haven’t won at Millwall since January 1998 and would love to end that 27-year wait to get their first three points on the board of the new campaign.