The Red Dragons have one more game to test themselves before the Championship season rolls around, so here are all the details you need to watch Wrexham vs FC Groningen.
Wrexham’s tour of Australia and New Zealand may have got the hype train running at full speed for fans Down Under, but results on the pitch left a lot to be desired for Phil Parkinson.
Still, with a slew of new signings through the door since then, it’ll be interesting to see how Wrexham line up for this final test before the Championship fixtures begin.
So, make sure you don’t miss a minute of the upcoming clash as we tell you how to watch Wrexham vs FC Groningen, and deliver the latest team news for the Red Dragons.
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Wrexham vs FC Groningen kick-off details
The game between Wrexham and FC Groningen will take place on Saturday, August 2nd, 2025. Kick-off is scheduled for 3pm local time.
It’s an away game that’s being hosted at De Langeleegte in Veendam. However, Wrexham fans have been told not to purchase tickets and/or travel to watch the game.
How to watch Wrexham vs FC Groningen
Wrexham fans at home will be able to get access to the game versus FC Groningen via the club website by purchasing a match pass as they have been able to do for the rest of the pre-season games.
Fans over in the US will be able to watch Wrexham vs FC Groningen on Paramount Plus and CBS Sports.
Wrexham team news ahead of FC Groningen clash
We know for sure that both Ollie Rathbone and Jay Rodriguez will miss the game against FC Groningen. The pair have already been ruled out of the Championship opener against Southampton.
Meanwhile, forgotten man Jack Marriott has had surgery recently to remove his appendix and is unlikely to feature.
Andy Cannon has been back in training but is still not ready for first-team action as far as we know.
Elsewhere, Sam Smith has missed the pre-season games so far but has a chance of being ready in time for Saturday’s game.
All eyes will be on the likes of Josh Windass, George Thomason, and Lewis O’Brien to see whether the new signings get any game time. We’ve got all three in our predicted Wrexham XI for the match.