Wrexham are back in action once again this week, with a home tie against Stevenage coming up, and we’ve got all the details on how to watch the game.
Last Thursday, Wrexham played out a thrilling 1-1 draw against title rivals Birmingham City at the Racecourse Ground — and arguably could have taken all three points.
This week brings a number of important fixtures in the League One promotion race, and Wrexham will be hoping Birmingham can do them a favour by beating Huddersfield Town, while Wycombe Wanderers could lose ground against Barnsley.
Phil Parkinson’s men will be looking to keep up their unbeaten home run and grab a crucial three points against Stevenage, and you can watch it all unfold live through the following methods.
Wrexham vs Stevenage kick-off time
The game between Wrexham and Stevenage is scheduled to kick off at 7:45pm GMT on Tuesday, January 28, 2025.
For fans tuning in from Vancouver, the game will kick off at 11:45am PST. Or, if you’re closer to Philadelphia, the game starts at 2:45pm EST.
How to watch Wrexham vs Stevenage in the UK
Wrexham fans (or curious neutrals) in the UK can catch the game live on Sky Sports+ and Sky Sports League One.
Coverage starts at 7:45pm GMT, which means there’s no pre-match build-up this time around. That said, if you like to get straight into the action, that’ll work out nicely for you.
You can also watch the game on the move with the SkyGo app. You’ll need to be a Sky Sports customer to access any of the aforementioned routes, though.
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How to watch Wrexham vs Stevenage in the US
Of course, given the Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney connection, Wrexham fans are now spread across the world far and wide.
If you’re in the US and want to keep up with the Red Dragons, you’ll be able to watch the League One match through Paramount+ and ESPN’s partnership.
There are also viewing options via CBS Sports Network, and the Fubo streaming service.
Wrexham team and injury news
We’ve already put out our Wrexham predicted lineup for the game, taking into account any injuries plaguing the Wrexham squad right now.
Thankfully, there aren’t many issues in that respect. Lewis Brunt is back in training and while a start is unlikely, he could make the bench after missing the last four games.
Back-up goalkeeper Callum Burton will still be out long-term, while both Luke Bolton and Will Boyle need more time to get back to full fitness.