Sheffield United take on Wrexham in the Championship tonight. Here’s how to watch and stream it on TV today, with Bramall Lane hosting Friday night’s game and kick off at 20.00 GMT.
| Live Streaming | Date | Kick off Time | TV Channel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sheffield United v Wrexham | 30 October 2026 | 20.00 GMT | Sky Sports |
What channel is Sheffield United v Wrexham on?
Sheffield United v Wrexham is on Sky Sports, with subscribers able to stream it through the Sky Sports app. The game starts at 20.00 GMT at Bramall Lane on Friday 30 October 2026, in gameweek 13 of the Championship.
Sheffield United have been hard to beat since the international break, losing just one of their last four in the league. Wins over Lincoln City and Bristol City came either side of a 3-2 defeat at Portsmouth, and Chris Wilder’s side are 12th, four points off the top eight.
Last weekend’s 1-1 draw with Derby felt like two points dropped. Patrick Bamford equalised 11 minutes from time after Derby had gone down to ten men, but the Blades could not find a winner. Their cup run ended in the third round at Fleetwood, who went on to knock out Arsenal this week.
Ryan One is out with a hamstring problem having only recently come back from injury, and Matt Doherty and Jamie Shackleton are also unavailable. Bamford is a doubt after coming off with a shoulder issue against Derby, but Femi Siriki is back in contention after two months on the sidelines.
Wrexham are 17th, two points behind their hosts, and the pressure is building on Phil Parkinson after three straight promotions and a seventh-place finish last season. Three wins, five draws and four defeats from 12 games is not what was expected at the Racecourse.
A 2-1 home defeat to West Brom was followed by a 4-1 win over Preston, only for Wrexham to lose 2-0 at Blackburn last weekend. They have not won away since early September, with a draw at Derby and a 6-0 defeat at West Ham among their recent trips.
Max Cleworth, Liberato Cacace, George Thomason and Nathan Broadhead are all still out, and the game is likely to come too soon for Josh Windass, who has missed the last three with an ankle problem. Former Sheffield United striker Kieffer Moore leads the line after scoring twice in his last three games.
Wrexham won both meetings between the sides last season, 5-3 at the Racecourse Ground and 2-1 at Bramall Lane, which will give Parkinson’s players some belief going into a game they badly need.
