Having slipped from the automatic promotion places in League One, Wrexham head to Bloomfield Road on Monday knowing nothing less than a win will do as they try to keep their top-two hopes alive.
Blackpool, meanwhile, have hit a strong patch of form in recent months. Despite a hiccup against Rotherham, the Seasiders bounced back in style on Good Friday, brushing aside Stevenage 3-1. The often mercurial Rob Apter was the star of the show, netting a superb hat-trick for Steve Bruce’s side.
For Phil Parkinson's Wrexham, it's been a case of frustration rather than failure. Their third draw in four matches—a 1-1 stalemate with relegation-threatened Bristol Rovers—saw them fall behind Wycombe Wanderers in the promotion race. The Red Dragons continue to rely on grit and resilience, but points have proven elusive at a critical juncture.
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How to watch Blackpool vs Wrexham online - TV channels & live streams
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In the United Kingdom (UK), the Championship match between Blackpool and Wrexham will be available to watch and stream online live through Sky Sports+.
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Blackpool vs Wrexham kick-off time
The League One match between Wrexham and Blackpool will be played at Bloomfield Road in Blackpool, Lancashire, England.
It will kick off at 3 pm BST on Monday, April 21, in the UK.
Team news & squads
Blackpool team news
In terms of team news, Blackpool may be without striker Niall Ennis, who limped off against Stevenage. If he's ruled out, expect Tom Bloxham to partner Ashley Fletcher up front. Rob Apter should retain his spot on the right flank, with Lee Evans and Albie Morgan anchoring midfield, while Sonny Carey operates from the left.
Wrexham team news
Wrexham also face a defensive reshuffle, with skipper Eoghan O'Connell forced off at halftime in their last outing. Dan Scarr is tipped to slot into the back three alongside Max Cleworth and Lewis Brunt. Up front, Jay Rodriguez and Sam Smith are expected to lead the line once more, with wing-backs Ryan Longman and Ryan Barnett tasked with stretching the play down the flanks.


