How to watch Wrexham live streams from anywhere
Your guide to watching every Wrexham game this season
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If you’re a big Wrexham fan — or simply looking for where to watch their next match — you’ve come to the right place. Below, we’ll show you how to stream every Red Dragons game from anywhere in the world, including the occasional free viewing option.
- Fixture: Coventry vs Wrexham
- Date: Sunday April 26
- Kick-off: 12pm BST / 7am ET
- Streaming: ITVX (UK, FREE) / Paramount+ (US)
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Wrexham have enjoyed a meteoric rise on and off the pitch since Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney completed their takeover of the club in February 2021.
After languishing in Non-League for 15 years, the North Wales outfit became the first team in English football history to achieve three successive promotions and are now challenging at the top end of the Championship.
Read on for all the essential TV and streaming details for Wrexham in the 2025/26 season.
Date | Opponent | Competition | UK Stream | US Stream |
|---|---|---|---|---|
April 26 | Coventry City (A) | Championship | ||
May 2 | Middlesbrough (H) | Championship |
- Read More: How to watch the EFL in 2025/26
Watch Wrexham from anywhere
Away from home and want to watch Wrexham? That doesn't mean you have to miss out on seeing the Red Dragons in action. All you need is a VPN, a handy piece of software that makes your devices appear to be in a different location.
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How to watch Wrexham live streams in the UK
Wrexham's Championship games will be shown on Sky Sports in the UK, with only 3pm kick-offs unavailable due to the 3pm blackout.
The broadcaster is the only place to watch live EFL in the UK until 2029, showing 1,059 matches from across the three divisions every season, including the play-offs.
FA Cup games will be on TNT Sports or BBC iPlayer (FREE), while the Carabao Cup is also on Sky Sports.
Watch Wrexham in the Championship and Carabao Cup on Sky Sports
Sky Sports has a strong offering for Wrexham fans in the UK. It's yours for £35 a month on a two-year plan that will include their new multi-view streaming and a Netflix sub. For those not wanting to commit long-term, NowTV offers Sky Sports channels on daily or monthly passes.
Watch Wrexham in the FA Cup on TNT Sports and HBO Max
You can either get TNT Sports on your TV, in a traditional TV package deal – prices vary by provider – or you can stream all the channels through HBO Max, which costs £25.99 a month.
Watch Wrexham in the US
In the US, you can stream Wrexham's Championship and Carabao Cup matches on Paramount+.
For FA Cup fixtures, an ESPN Select subscription is required.
Paramount+ is the EFL rights-holder in the US, with a huge selection of games across the Championship and Carabao Cup. Plans start from $8.99 a month – a bargain considering you get all the Champions League live streams too.
Watch Wrexham in the FA Cup on ESPN Select
You can tune into Wrexham's FA Cup games via ESPN Select, which costs £12.99/month. ESPN Unlimited will give you added access to the main ESPN networks for $29.99/month.
How to watch Wrexham in Australia
It is all very simple for Wrexham fans in Australia, with beIN Sports Connect the place to go for live Championship and Carabao Cup matches.
Watch Wrexham on beIN Sports Connect
Wrexham's Championship and Carabao Cup games will be shown on beIN Sports Connect in Australia. Prices start at AU$15.99/month after a 7-day free trial for new users.
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James Roberts is a freelance sports journalist working for FourFourTwo and other titles. He started his career at the Oxford Mail, where he covered Oxford United home and away, before becoming a sports sub-editor for various national newspapers.
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