Wrexham TV schedule and Streaming Links for viewers in USA

Wrexham TV schedule and Streaming Links for viewers in USA
Wrexham TV schedule and Streaming Links for viewers in USA

Wrexham TV schedule and streaming links

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Monday, December 29

Thursday, January 01

Sunday, January 04

This Wrexham TV schedule provides the information you need to follow the Welsh lower-division soccer club.

Normally a fourth-division club from a small town would not garner much international interest. But after actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney took over the team in late 2020, Wrexham AFC have become pop culture fixtures.

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Coupled with a documentary series Welcome to Wrexham, the club’s on-field success and promotion back to the English Football League in 2023 have spiked their popularity.

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Founded: 1864
Stadium: Racecourse Ground
Manager: Phil Parkinson
Welsh Cup titles: 23

How to watch Wrexham games from the US?

Watching Wrexham on TV in 2024/25 is a lot easier with their promotion to League One, the third tier of English soccer. Starting in August 2024, Paramount+ has EFL League One rights. In past seasons, however, very few League Two (or League One for that matter) games have been featured.

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However, with Wrexham’s popularity, especially in the US, more EFL games are featured than ever before across Paramount+ and CBS Sports Network as well as CBS Sports Golazo Network.

Meanwhile, the FA Cup is shown on ESPN+, and games last season featuring the Red Dragons proved popular. Select League Cup games, meanwhile, are on Paramount+.

For league games not featured on Paramount+, Wrexham’s club streaming service available through its official website is the best way to watch those games.

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How to buy iFollow Audio and Video Season pass?

Supporters of Wrexham who live outside the United Kingdom can stream every game. As agreed by the EFL, all League One and League Two clubs are allowed to stream every game even if Paramount+ or CBS Sports Network is showing the game. That means there are no blackouts for international viewers who subscribe to Wrexham’s iFollow service.

After all, Paramount+ and CBS Sports Network are not going to broadcast every single Wrexham league game.

Wrexham’s iFollow streaming packages are available through its website. Options include an annual streaming pass, as well as individual matches. You can pick either an audio pass or a video pass.

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Prices for Wrexham iFollow may change throughout the season. As of the time of this writing, a Video Season Pass is $230. An individual Video Match Pass is $13.

We recommend subscribing to Wrexham’s YouTube channel for additional live and on-demand content. In particular, the live pre-match coverage direct from Wrexham’s stadium is some of the best around the EFL.

WREXHAM A.F.C. history

Wrexham was founded back in 1864. That makes them the third oldest professional football club. The club’s home ground, the Racecourse, is the oldest international football stadium in the world.

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Wrexham have been a tier 3 or 4 club for most of their history. The high water mark came during a Division 2 stint in the late 1970s and early 1980s.

The 21st century saw a dramatic fall from grace for the club. It included dodgy ownership, stadium troubles, and a period when a supporter’s trust kept the club alive. The darkest of moments came with a relegation out of the Football League in 2008. The team would remain in the 5th-tier National League from then until 2023, narrowly missing promotion on several occasions.

2020 saw a remarkable story come to fruition. Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds (Deadpool) and Rob McElhenney (It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia) launched a takeover bid. The supporter’s trust approved the purchase, and since then the club has been on the lips of soccer fans everywhere.

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Improved staffing, players, and facilities have come alongside an acclaimed documentary series following the revival of the team and town.

The year 2021/22 saw the club miss promotion, falling in the playoff semifinals. They also finished runners-up in the FA Trophy. Perhaps most importantly, in the spring of 2022, the club regained control of the Racecourse Ground, allowing for major renovations to take place.

The year 2022/23 was the magic season for Wrexham. They captured the league title and automatic promotion to the EFL that came with it. A run to the fourth round of the FA Cup also provided plenty of excitement. And then at the end of the 2023/24 season, The Red Dragons secured promotion to League One.

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