How to watch today's Norwich City vs Wrexham Championship game: Live stream, TV channel, and start time

Norwich City welcome Wrexham to Carrow Road on Saturday in a Championship clash that could carry huge weight for both managers.

Liam Manning’s side have looked far more assured on their travels, highlighted by last week’s hard-fought draw at Coventry where they conceded late. Yet at home, it’s been a very different story. Defeats to Millwall and Middlesbrough in the Championship, coupled with a limp Carabao Cup exit against Southampton, leave Norwich still chasing their first win in front of their own supporters this season.

Wrexham’s issues run deeper, with form faltering both at the Racecourse Ground and away from home. A 2-1 defeat to QPR last weekend left Phil Parkinson’s men hovering precariously above the drop zone, fueling speculation that a heavy defeat in Norfolk could bring an abrupt end to his four-year reign.

Having spent over £30 million during the summer window, the Red Dragons certainly boast the squad to compete at this level, but patience is running thin. Unless Parkinson can spark a turnaround quickly, the Hollywood rise of Wrexham may hit its first real stumbling block. Manning, meanwhile, isn’t under immediate scrutiny, but sooner or later he’ll need to prove his credentials to a restless Carrow Road crowd.

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How to watch Norwich vs Wrexham online - TV channels & live streams

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Norwich vs Wrexham kick-off time

Championship - Championship

Carrow Road

The Championship match between Norwich and Wrexham will be played at Carrow Road in Norwich, England.

It will kick off at 7 am PT / 10 am ET on Saturday, September 20, 2025.

Team news & squads

Norwich vs Wrexham lineups

Norwich

3-4-3

Formation

3-4-2-1

WRE

1

V. Kovacevic

6

H. Darling

33

J. Cordoba

5

J. Medic

19

P. Diallo

7

P. Mattsson

22

M. Topic

3

J. Stacey

10

M. Jurasek

9

J. Sargent

17

A. Crnac

1

A. Okonkwo

5

D. Hyam

4

M. Cleworth

2

C. Doyle

47

R. Longman

18

B. Sheaf

15

G. Dobson

27

L. O'Brien

10

J. Windass

12

I. Kabore

19

K. Moore

3-4-2-1

WRE

NOR

-Line up

• 1

  V. Kovacevic

• 6

  H. Darling

• 33

  J. Cordoba

• 5

  J. Medic

• 19

  P. Diallo

  76’

• 7

  P. Mattsson

• 22

  M. Topic

  13’

  63’

• 3

  J. Stacey

  39’

• 10

  M. Jurasek

  39’

  64’

• 9

  J. Sargent

• 17

  A. Crnac

  64’

Substitutes

• 48

  T. Adelusi

• 32

  D. Grimshaw

• 16

  J. Wright

• 24

  J. Makama

  64’

  90’ + 4’

• 11

  E. Marcondes

  76’

• 8

  L. Gibbs

  63’

• 29

  O. Schwartau

  64’

• 15

  R. McConville

• 35

  K. Fisher

Manager

• L. Manning

WRE

-Line up

• 1

  A. Okonkwo

• 5

  D. Hyam

• 4

  M. Cleworth

  59’

• 2

  C. Doyle

  35’

  46’

• 47

  R. Longman

  54’

• 18

  B. Sheaf

  66’

• 15

  G. Dobson

  74’

• 27

  L. O'Brien

  62’

• 10

  J. Windass

  47’, 59’

  75’

• 12

  I. Kabore

  47’, 54’

  83’

• 19

  K. Moore

Substitutes

• 28

  S. Smith

• 33

  N. Broadhead

• 7

  J. McClean

  83’

• 3

  L. Brunt

  46’

• 14

  G. Thomason

  75’

• 25

  C. Burton

• 37

  M. James

  66’

• 29

  R. Barnett

• 6

  C. Coady

Manager

• P. Parkinson

Norwich team news

Norwich have a couple of fresh concerns after the Coventry clash, with Ben Chrisene and Mathias Kvistgaarden both picking up knocks that leave their involvement in doubt. 

Jack Stacey could slot in at left-back if required, while Oscar Schwartau is seen as a ready-made alternative in the attacking third.

Jacob Wright is back in the frame following a three-game suspension, bolstering options in midfield. 

Wrexham team news

Phil Parkinson has been dealt another setback with new full-back Liberato Cacace facing another spell on the treatment table. The Kiwi, who initially returned from a minor hamstring strain suffered on the opening day at Southampton, has now torn a tendon in his other hamstring during the 2-0 triumph over Millwall in late August. 

There is, however, some light at the end of the tunnel. Both Josh Windass and George Thomason are expected to feature this weekend after impressing in training. Windass, who netted from the penalty spot in that early defeat on the South Coast, has been sidelined since tweaking his hamstring the following week.

Adding to the positives, Parkinson could finally welcome back last season’s standout performer Ollie Rathbone, who has yet to feature this campaign after picking up an ankle knock in pre-season.

On the downside, long-term absentees Danny Ward, Jay Rodriguez, and Andy Cannon continue their recoveries and remain unavailable for selection.

Form

Head-to-Head Record

Standings

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