How to watch Blackburn Rovers taking on Wrexham on TV from Ewood Park on Saturday, with kick off in the Championship at 15.00 BST.
Blackburn v Wrexham stream details:
There is no live UK coverage of this one. A three o’clock Saturday kick off falls inside the blackout window, and this fixture has not been picked up for television.
Radio commentary and the clubs’ own matchday services are the way to follow it live, and overseas it is shown as normal through Paramount+ in the United States.
Blackburn have quietly become one of the stories of the division.
Tony Mowbray’s side were tipped for relegation and sit 10th instead, four points clear of trouble. A four-game unbeaten run ended with a 3-2 defeat at West Brom last time out, having led twice.
Ten points from the four games either side of the international break, against Millwall, Portsmouth, Cardiff and Bristol City, is the real measure of where they are.
Wrexham are 14th and only a point behind, having rediscovered some form of their own. Seven points from their last four have come with home wins over Southampton and Preston, though Phil Parkinson’s side have gone six games without a clean sheet.
Their away form has been steadier than it looks, with only the 6-0 defeat at West Ham spoiling an otherwise decent travelling record. A trip to Derby in their last away game produced a draw rather than anything worse.
Andi Gudjohnsen’s double last weekend took him to six goals for Blackburn this season, and he leads the line again having been the difference in a tight division.
