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How to watch Wrexham vs Birmingham City: Kick-off time, streaming details, team news and more

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Wrexham are aiming to find a way to secure their first win of the Championship campaign at home when Birmingham City come to town on Friday night.

The Red Dragons are heading into the fixture in fine form, as they are unbeaten in their last four in all competitions, beating Norwich City and Reading before consecutive draws in the league against Derby County and Leicester City.

Their attention now turns to the ‘Hollywood Derby’, dubbed that due to the American celebrity status of the owners: the Welsh club are owned by Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac, while the Blues are co-owned by Tom Brady.

Rob McElhenney, co owner of Wrexham talks with Tom Brady co owner of Birmingham City
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For anyone hoping to watch Wrexham vs Birmingham, we’ve got the kick-off details and streaming options, as well as key stats and news ahead of the game.

Wrexham vs Birmingham City kick-off details

The game between Wrexham and Birmingham City is scheduled to kick off at 8:00pm on Friday, October 3, 2025. For those in the US, kick-off will be at 4:00pm (ET) and 1:00pm (PT).

Phil Parkinson’s side are set to host the Blues at the Racecourse Ground, with the Red Dragons aiming to sell out for the fixture to give them every advantage against their visitors as they look to continue to find their first home league victory of the season with a strong backing of home support.

How to watch Wrexham vs Birmingham City

This match will be available to watch on UK television on the Sky Sports Football channel. Fans can stream the game via Sky Go or with the Sky Sports+ app. Viewers can also catch the action via NOW UK if they have the relevant Sky Sports subscription on the platform.

View of the club badges displayed on the screen during the Sky Bet League One match between Birmingham City FC and Wrexham AFC
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Those aiming to watch it in North America will be able to watch Wrexham v Birmingham City on Paramount Plus and CBS.

Wrexham team news ahead of the Birmingham City clash

Phil Parkinson may make a few changes for the clash with Birmingham following the draw with Leicester due to the sharp turnaround between the games and with there being a few injury concerns.

Josh Windass may be a concern for the upcoming fixture with the Blues after he took to social media to share an image of his foot following a hard challenge in midweek, with the likelihood being that he may be rested to recover.

Nathan Broadhead may come into the squad in his place because of his recent fine form in front of goal for the Red Dragons, helping to earn him a place in Craig Bellamy’s Wales squad.

Liberato Cacace is injured and continuing his recovery, and he will not be in contention to start against the Blues.

In more positive news, Ollie Rathbone is nearing a return to action after his injury layoff, with a place on the substitutes’ bench more likely than being placed immediately into the starting XI.

Wrexham vs Birmingham City head-to-head record

The Red Dragons have only ever beaten the Blues on two occasions, with Wrexham’s last league win against Birmingham coming 46 years ago.

Their only other victory came in an FA Cup fixture in February 1997, when they eliminated their English opponents 3-1.

DateFixtureResultCompetition
28 January 1928Wrexham v Birmingham City1-3FA Cup
18 August 1970Birmingham City v Wrexham3-3League Cup
26 August 1970Wrexham v Birmingham City2-3League Cup
13 October 1979Wrexham v Birmingham City1-0League Division Two
23 February 1980Birmingham City v Wrexham2-0League Division Two
1 October 1994Wrexham v Birmingham City1-1League Division 2
25 February 1995 Birmingham City v Wrexham5-2League Division 2
15 February 1997Birmingham City v Wrexham1-3FA Cup
19 September 2006Birmingham City v Wrexham4-1League Cup
16 September 2024Birmingham City v Wrexham3-1League One
23 January 2025Wrexham v Birmingham City1-1League One

Birmingham have won six of the 11 fixtures, with three of them ending in stalemates and the Welsh club winning on two occasions.

Parkinson will be desperate to improve this record, and he has the opportunity to do so starting this Friday night.