Wrexham welcome the Championship leaders tonight. All you need to know about watching Wrexham v Middlesbrough on TV today and where to stream it, with the Racecourse Ground hosting a 19.45 GMT kick off.

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Wrexham v Middlesbrough4 November 202619.45 GMTSky Sports+
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Wrexham are 18th and in a poor run of form, having lost four of their last seven and failed to score in either of their last two. A 2-0 defeat at Blackburn was followed by a 1-0 loss at Sheffield United on Friday, after which Phil Parkinson publicly criticised his players.

The pressure is growing on Parkinson despite everything he has achieved at the club. Three wins from 13 league games has left Wrexham eight points off the play-off places, although the defence has held up reasonably well, and they took a point at Derby earlier in the campaign.

Parkinson may consider replacing goalkeeper Anthony Patterson with Danny Ward after another costly error, while Danny Imray and Sam Smith could return at right wing-back and up front. George Dobson or Ben Whiteman may come into midfield for Ben Sheaf, and Nathan Broadhead and Josh Windass are again expected to miss out.

Middlesbrough are top and have not lost a league game since August. Kim Hellberg’s side have won four of their last five, including a 5-1 win at Bolton and a 3-0 victory over Charlton on Saturday, with the only dropped points in that run coming in a 2-2 draw with Cardiff.

Boro have been scoring freely on the road, but they have also conceded more away from the Riverside lately and have kept only one away clean sheet this season.

Top scorer Will Lankshear was taken off against Charlton, but Hellberg has said it was cramp rather than an injury, so the leaders could name an unchanged side. Alfie Jones and Rokas Pukstas are both out.

Middlesbrough have already beaten Wrexham once this season, winning 1-0 at the Riverside in the first round of the Carabao Cup in August.