A rundown of which Wrexham matches have been selected for live TV coverage over the Christmas period.
The festive season is always a busy time in the English football calendar. Plenty of matches are crammed into a short period of time and Wrexham are no exception.
Between December 21 and January 7, the Red Dragons are involved in six matches taking place both in League One and the Football League Trophy.
Phil Parkinson’s side has got off to an excellent start in the third-tier with promotion to the Championship seeming a real possibility going into the new year.
Therefore, plenty of fans are eager to see Wrexham in action as they look to secure their third successive promotion.
As a result, The Wrexham Insider has highlighted which matches are set for TV coverage in the UK over the festive season.
How to watch Bristol Rovers vs Wrexham
Wrexham travel to managerless Bristol Rovers on December 21 in hopes on pushing into the top two.
The Gas’ dire form led to the sacking of Matt Taylor on December 16, with a replacement still not announced for the Red Dragons’ trip.
This will no doubt give Parkinson’s side a potential advantage in their trip to the Memorial Stadium with three points expected.
Fans unable to make the trip will be able to watch the game via Sky Sports +, with kick-off scheduled for 12:30pm.
How to watch Wrexham vs Blackpool
On Boxing Day, Wrexham face a crucial clash in their race for a third successive promotion.
Blackpool visit the Racecourse Stadium with their recent resurgence in form transforming the club into a potential playoff outsider.
The match-up will be the first meeting between the two sides since 2005 with Blackpool seeing out a 4-3 victory on that occasion.
Sky Sports + is set to broadcast the match on December 26. Kick-off is at 3pm.
How to watch Barnsley vs Wrexham
The final game on this list is Wrexham’s visit to Barnsley on New Year’s Day. The tie is a crucial game in the race for promotion with the Colliers also pushing for a return to the Championship.
In their previous meeting, Wrexham came out 1-0 winners thanks to Oliver Rathbone’s late goal in early December.
However, Parkinson’s side will now be looking to repeat this feat in what would be a crucial three points.
The match is set to be broadcast live on Sky Sports +. Kick-off is at 3:00pm.