Wrexham vs West Brom: How to watch, TV channel and kick-off time

West Brom are looking to snap their three-game winless run against Wrexham on Tuesday night.

James Morrison's side are still reeling from Saturday's 1-0 defeat to Birmingham City.

The Albion boss will be hugely frustrated with how his side came to lose on Saturday, with Blues taking all three points via the penalty spot.

Aside from August Priske's spot kick, there was very little to separate the two West Midlands rivals at The Hawthorns.

Luckily for the Baggies, the Championship rarely offers little time to sit and stew on a result, with a quick turnaround awaiting them.

West Brom News has you covered with all the details on how you can follow the action in north-east Wales on Tuesday.

How can I watch Wrexham vs West Brom?

After three games without a win, the pressure is growing on West Brom to prevent their strong start to the season from petering out.

Naturally, every side in the Championship goes through peaks and troughs in form.

But the mark of a good side and a genuine promotion contender is having the ability to arrest slumps in form before it starts to snowball.

This will be far easier said than done for West Brom on Tuesday night, however, as they take on Wrexham at the Racecourse Ground.

Phil Parkinson's side are always a tough nut to crack on home soil, and have lost just once in their last six games this season.

Kick-off is scheduled for 7:45pm on Tuesday, with fans being able to watch the game live via Sky Sports+.

So, just how good is Wrexham's home form and how have the Baggies fared against the Red Dragons of late?

What was the score on West Brom's last visit to Wrexham?

Wrexham's rise through the English football pyramid is a story that every fan on these shores is aware of.

However, their long history of playing in the lower leagues had kept them apart from West Brom until their Championship promotion in 2025.

As such, these two sides have only ever met twice before, both of which came in the Championship last season.

The first meeting saw Albion win 3-2 at the Racecourse with Isaac Price bagging a brace that day.

In the reverse fixture last April, the game ended in a 2-2 draw at The Hawthorns, with Josh Maja's penalty earning Albion a point.

Wrexham have lost just once from their four home games this term, but on the flip side, they do have just one win.