Wrexham are gearing up for another tough Championship clash as they welcome Derby County.
Wrexham head into the match with some momentum behind them after an excellent victory at Norwich City last weekend, followed up by progression in the Carabao Cup.
Josh Windass was the star of the show at Carrow Road and record signing Nathan Broadhead has also played his way into some form with a goal in the cup success over Reading.
For anyone hoping to watch Wrexham vs Derby, we’ve got the kick-off details and streaming options, as well as key stats and news ahead of the game.
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Wrexham vs Derby County kick-off details
The game between Wrexham and Derby County is scheduled to kick off at 12:30pm on Saturday, September 27, 2025. For those in the US, kick-off will be at 7:30am (ET) and 4:30am (PT).
The fixture will be hosted at the Racecourse Ground. It’s thought the game will be played in front of a sell-out crowd, however, the temporary Kop Stand is now under construction meaning there will be fewer fans than last season.
How to watch Wrexham vs Derby County
As one of the early kick-offs in the Championship this Saturday, fans can watch Wrexham vs Derby County on Sky Sports +, channel 404.
Obviously, you’ll need a Sky Sports subscription to access the game. You’ll also be able to watch via the SkyGo app if you’re on the move.
Fans in North America will be able to watch Wrexham v Derby County on Paramount Plus and CBS.
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Wrexham team news ahead of Derby County clash
Phil Parkinson is likely to make a number of changes from the Carabao Cup victory in midweek and return to a similar starting XI that earned three points against Norwich City.
Broadhead will be hoping that he has done enough to push for a start following his first Wrexham goal, however Windass and Kieffer Moore are beginning to form a formidable partnership up top.
Liberato Cacace is continuing his recovery from injury and it is unclear whether he will be back in contention for the visit of Derby County.
If the New Zealand international is absent, Parkinson once again has to make a decision over whether Ryan Barnett or Ryan Longman move over to the left wing-back role following the impressive debut of Issa Kabore.
Wrexham vs Derby County head-to-head record
Wrexham will be hoping to end a 70-year wait for a home win over Derby County given their last victory came in 1955 in the old third division.
Derby have the upper hand in the head to head record, winning on five occasions with the Red Dragons earning success on two occasions and two draws as per 11 v 11.
Should Parkinson’s side claim three points, they could move into the top half of the Championship and start to believe they can make a push for the play-off places.