Here’s how to watch the Wrexham v Burnley live stream as the two Championship sides meet at the Racecourse Ground tonight, with kick off at 19.45 BST. The coverage details are below.
| Live Streaming | Date | Kick off Time | Where to Watch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wrexham v Burnley | 8 September 2026 | 19.45 BST | Sky Sports+ |
What TV channel is the Wrexham v Burnley game on?
Wrexham v Burnley is on Sky Sports+, with the stream live from the 19.45 BST kick off. Sky Sports+ sits inside Sky Sports as an extra stream rather than being a channel in its own right, and it is how Sky shows the full midweek Championship programme rather than picking out a single game.
What is the Wrexham v Burnley kick off time?
Kick off at the Racecourse Ground is 19.45 BST on Tuesday 8 September 2026, in gameweek six of the Championship season.
Wrexham sit 11th after a mixed opening to their second season at this level, with one win, three draws and a defeat from five games. They ended a three match winless start with a 3-0 win away at Millwall last Wednesday.
Phil Parkinson’s side could not build on it, drawing 0-0 with Swansea City on Saturday. Home form is the concern, with just two points taken from three games at the Racecourse Ground so far.
Liberato Cacace is still out and has yet to feature this season. Ben Sheaf and Nathan Broadhead are both nearing a return but may not be ready for tonight.
Burnley are bottom of the table and two points from safety, which few would have predicted after four promotions from their previous four Championship campaigns. Nicky Hayen has taken two draws and three defeats from his first five league games in charge.
Saturday was a painful one. Aaron Ramsey put them ahead just before the hour against Bristol City, only for the visitors to level on 81 minutes and win it in stoppage time for Burnley’s first home defeat of the season.
The Clarets have conceded 12 goals in five matchdays, two more than anyone else in the division, and seven of those came in their first two away trips. Their last outing before the weekend was a goalless draw at Bradford City in the cup.
Hayen is without Bashir Humphreys, Jordan Beyer, Jaydon Banel, Enock Agyei, Josh Cullen and Ashley Barnes, while Chelsea loanee Denis Satpaev faces a few weeks out. Lucas Pires could return having cleared concussion protocol.
The two have not met competitively since Burnley won 1-0 at the Racecourse Ground in March 2000. Wrexham have not beaten them on home soil since April 1994.
