Wrexham v Swansea City TV channel, stream and Ryan Reynolds commentary | OneFootball

All the key broadcast details for the Welsh derby, as Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney join the commentary team.

According to Wales Online, kick-off is 8pm GMT on Friday, 13 March, at the STōK Cae Ras, the world’s oldest international stadium still in use. Sky Sports Football has live coverage from 7pm, including tactical build-up and a “Live from Wrexham” segment.

Marking their five-year anniversary, Reynolds and McElhenney will provide their first live match commentary alongside David Prutton. Viewers can also choose the standard call from Daniel Mann and Andy Hinchcliffe.

UK streaming is available via the Sky Go app on mobile, tablet and desktop. Non-subscribers can access Sky Sports with a NOW TV day or monthly pass.

In the United States, the match streams on Paramount+, with coverage from 4pm EDT and 1pm PDT, under the EFL’s expanded broadcast agreement.

On radio, national commentary is on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra, with local options on BBC Radio Wales and BBC Radio Cymru. The audio feed is also on BBC Sounds.

Wrexham are without leading scorer Kieffer Moore due to a hamstring injury sustained against Chelsea in the FA Cup. Phil Parkinson is expected to start Sam Smith, who has scored six since the turn of the year.

Swansea list only Zeidane Inoussa and Adam Idah as significant absentees. Top scorer Zan Vipotnik is fit and expected to lead the line as the visitors aim to extend their winning run home and away.

This is the second league meeting of the season, Swansea won the reverse fixture 2-1 in December. Across the last 11 competitive clashes, both clubs have five wins apiece with one draw.

Source: Wales Online