Swansea v Wrexham live stream: TV channel, kick off time and where to watch Welsh derby

How to watch Swansea City taking on Wrexham on TV tonight. Kick off is at 20.00 BST. TV channel, live stream, radio commentary and team news on the game.

Live Streaming	Date	Kick off Time	TV Channel
Swansea City v Wrexham	5 September 2026	20.00 BST	Sky Sports Main Event

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Swansea Wrexham Live Stream Details

Swansea v Wrexham will be shown live in the UK on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Football, with coverage starting at 19.30 BST. Subscribers can stream the game through the Sky Sports app or Sky Go, while non-subscribers can watch with a NOW Sports Day or Month Membership. BBC Radio Wales and BBC Radio Cymru carry free commentary through BBC Sounds. Kick off is at 20:00 BST on Saturday 5th September 2026.

Swansea go into the Welsh derby top of the Championship, and their defence is the reason why.

Vitor Matos has seen his side concede just once in four league games, a record no other club in the division can get near, and Tuesday’s 2-0 win over Watford made it three clean sheets in a row.

Eom Ji-Sung scored and set up Adam Idah in that one, the South Korean’s best night since joining. Ten summer signings arrived before deadline day brought Jeremy Monga in on loan from Manchester City.

Ben Cabango is a doubt with a heel problem, Cameron Burgess is expected to miss the season with a knee injury, and Goncalo Franco is unavailable in midfield.

Wrexham arrive in far better spirits than they managed for most of August, having finally got their first league win of the season.

Phil Parkinson’s side won 3-0 at Millwall on Wednesday, an own goal and strikes from Kieffer Moore and Jacques Ekomie ending a four-game winless run.

Callum O’Hare joined from Sheffield United on deadline day and adds a creative option Parkinson has been short of.

Ben Sheaf remains out with a muscle injury and Liberato Cacace is yet to feature this season.

Home advantage counted for everything last season, with both meetings going the way of the hosts. Idah settled this fixture in December with a 90th-minute winner.