Wrexham welcome high-flying Wolves to the Racecourse Ground this lunchtime. Here’s how to watch and stream it on TV today, with the Championship game kicking off at 12.30 GMT.

Live StreamingDateKick off TimeTV Channel
Wrexham v Wolverhampton Wanderers7 November 202612.30 GMTSky Sports Football
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Wrexham produced their best result of the season on Wednesday, beating league leaders Middlesbrough 2-0 at the Racecourse through second-half goals from George Thomason and substitute Oliver Rathbone. That came after back to back defeats without scoring at Blackburn and Sheffield United, which had increased the pressure on Phil Parkinson.

Parkinson’s side are 16th, seven points clear of the relegation zone, and three of their four league wins have come at home. The Racecourse has been a reliable source of goals, and they also picked up a point on the road in a 1-1 draw at Derby.

Striker Sam Smith faces a significant spell out with a knee injury, so Kieffer Moore should continue up front with Bailey Cadamarteri as cover. Josh Windass and Nathan Broadhead are still out, Callum O’Hare will be assessed, and Dominic Hyam and Zak Vyner could return in defence, while Rathbone is pushing for a start after his goal in midweek.

Wolves are second and in excellent form, with six wins and a draw from their last eight league games. They came from behind to win 2-1 at Bristol City on Tuesday, Newcastle loanee Sean Neave scoring twice off the bench, including an 89th-minute winner.

Cesar Peixoto’s side have scored in almost every league game this season and share the best away record in the division. A win here would take them top, at least until Middlesbrough play Watford later in the afternoon.

Jordan James is out with a hamstring injury and is not expected back until after the international break, and Raul Jimenez remains a long-term absentee. Adam Armstrong could keep his place up front, but Neave is pushing hard after his midweek double, Mateus Mane may come in on the left, and Nasser Djiga and Yerson Mosquera are competing to partner Ladislav Krejci in defence.

This is Wolves’ first visit to Wrexham since the late 1980s, when the clubs last met in the fourth tier.