Sky Sports+ has the Millwall v Wrexham live stream, with Wednesday night’s Championship meeting at The Den kicking off at 19.45 BST. The TV channel, streaming options and radio commentary details are below.
| Live Streaming | Date | Kick off Time | TV Channel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Millwall v Wrexham | 2 September 2026 | 19.45 BST | Sky Sports+ |
Millwall v Wrexham on TV: Live Streaming Details
Millwall v Wrexham will be shown live in the UK on Sky Sports+, which subscribers can reach through the red button, the Sky Sports app and Sky Go. A NOW Sports Day or Month Membership also covers Sky Sports+ for anyone without a Sky contract. Free radio commentary is on BBC Radio London and BBC Radio Wales through BBC Sounds. Kick off is at 19:45 BST on Wednesday 2nd September 2026.
Millwall had made the sort of start their promotion backers wanted until Saturday brought them back down to earth.
Alex Neil’s side won 2-0 at Bristol City and 3-0 at home to Norwich City, before Mark Sykes gave them an early lead at Southampton and it all unravelled into a 5-1 defeat.
Neil felt the opening 25 minutes were as good as anything his team have produced, and that the first Southampton goal knocked them out of their stride for good.
Lukas Jensen, Massimo Luongo, Mathis Servais, Femi Azeez and Mihailo Ivanovic are all expected to miss out. Josh Coburn should lead the line again.
Wrexham are still looking for a first league win of the season after two draws and a defeat.
Phil Parkinson’s side drew 1-1 at Cardiff City and 1-1 with Watford before losing 2-1 at home to Birmingham City on Friday, a night Parkinson was scathing about after two soft goals.
Around £25m went on Danny Imray, Benjamin Whiteman, Anthony Patterson, Jacques Ekomie and Issa Kabore over the summer, so patience will be thin if results do not turn.
Josh Windass could start after coming off the bench against Birmingham on his return from a hamstring problem. Ben Sheaf, Liberato Cacace and George Thomason are all still out.
Millwall have yet to lose at home this season, which makes The Den an awkward place for a side still hunting a first three points.
