Find out how to watch a West Ham v Wrexham live stream, with Friday night’s Championship meeting at the London Stadium kicking off at 20.00 BST. The TV channel, streaming options and radio commentary details are below.

Live StreamingDateKick off TimeTV Channel
West Ham v Wrexham11 September 202620.00 BSTSky Sports Main Event
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West Ham v Wrexham Live Stream Details

West Ham can go top of the Championship with a win, which felt some way off a fortnight ago.

One point from games against Charlton Athletic and Watford had the London Stadium restless, but three straight wins have changed the mood entirely.

Ten goals have come in that run, starting with a 4-2 win over Wolves, followed by 3-0 against Derby County and a 3-2 win at Bolton Wanderers on Tuesday with Jarrod Bowen scoring twice.

Bowen now has three goals and two assists from six Championship starts. The defence is the caveat, with just one clean sheet in eight games across all competitions.

Nuno Espirito Santo is expected to freshen things up after Tuesday, with Joel Veltman, Manor Solomon and Joel Piroe all pushing for starts. Taty Castellanos may not be risked after a hamstring problem against Derby.

Wrexham have drawn four of their six league games and sit in mid-table, which tells its own story about a side hard to beat but short of goals.

Their away record is the better half of it. Draws at Cardiff City and Swansea City sit either side of a 3-0 win at Millwall, while just two points have come from three games at the Racecourse Ground.

Wednesday brought another 1-1 draw at home to Burnley, and outside the Millwall win Phil Parkinson’s side have scored only four goals all season.

Max Cleworth picked up an injury against Burnley, so Zak Vyner or Joe Worrall comes in. The short turnaround could also bring Danny Imray, Oliver Rathbone, Nathan Broadhead and Sam Smith back into the side.

These two have not met since January 1997, when Wrexham won an FA Cup third round replay 1-0 after a 1-1 draw in Wales.