The fun Down Under will come to an end this weekend as Wrexham conclude their pre-season tour with a clash against Wellington Phoenix.
A comfortable win over Melbourne Victory a week ago was followed up by defeat to Sydney FC on Tuesday.
Now, Phil Parkinson and his squad have jetted over to New Zealand to round out their pre-season tour Down Under.
It’s now been revealed what Wrexham’s plans are once they get home, with two more friendlies lined up. But, full attention turns to the game against Wellington Phoenix for now.
Here are all the details you need to watch Wrexham vs Wellington Phoenix, plus the latest team news for the Red Dragons.
Wrexham vs Wellington Phoenix kick-off details
The clash between Wrexham and Wellington Phoenix takes place on Saturday, July 19th. The game kicks off at 6:00AM BST.
That’s a 5:00PM kick-off time in New Zealand. Meanwhile, for fans in the US, that’s 1:00AM EST, midnight for CT, and 10:00PM on the Friday for PT.
How to watch Wrexham vs Wellington Phoenix in the UK and US streaming options
For fans following the action in the US or Australia, you’ll be able to watch the game on the Paramount+ streaming service.
The game will be broadcast on TVNZ 2 and TVNZ+ in New Zealand.
Meanwhile, to watch Wrexham vs Wellington Phoenix in the UK, you can tune in to Wrexham’s dedicated TV channel. A match pass for the game costs £10.
Wrexham team news
Parkinson is expecting a tough game against Wellington, and will potentially field a pretty strong team to really test his players here.
There are a few players and situations to look out for versus Wellington, including whether Ollie Palmer gets more minutes and if Sam Smith will finally play some football after missing the last two games.
The major injury issue for Wrexham right now is Ollie Rathbone, whose situation is not good. The midfielder limped off against Sydney and was sent for X-rays.
There is some good news, though, as Andy Cannon was spotted training for the first time in months. He’s unlikely to get any game time this weekend, but it’s still a positive step.