Wrexham v Wigan live stream: How to watch today’s EFL Cup online
Wrexham and Wigan get their 2023/24 EFL Cup campaign underway when they meet at the Racecourse Ground on Tuesday at 8pm (UK time).
Looking to watch Wrexham vs Wigan online? Read on for your live-streaming options.
How can I live stream Wrexham vs Wigan online?
Bet365* streams a selection of EFL Cup matches live for account holders. Due to geo restrictions, the stream will be unavailable for viewers in the UK.
To sign up for and live stream Wrexham vs Wigan, eligible readers can follow the steps below.
- Click on this link.
- ‘Join now’ and enter details.
- Log in and fund your account.
- Navigate to the ‘In-Play’ link at the top of the homepage and select your desired event.
*Geo restrictions apply, not available in the UK. 18+ only. Must have a funded account or placed a bet in the last 24 hours, BeGambleAware. All odds and offers within this article are accurate at the time of writing.
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DAZN will be live streaming Wrexham vs Wigan online for account holders in Canada, Germany, Japan and Spain.
Wrexham vs Wigan match preview:
After sustaining an injury in a pre-season friendly against Manchester United the Red Dragons talisman Paul Mullin continues his recovery at Wrexham co-owner Rob McElhenney’s home in Los Angeles. Head coach Phil Parkinson, meanwhile, has no other major absentee. The newly-promoted League Two side will be playing their first League Cup game since 2007/08 when they reached the second round. Wrexham’s best tournament performance remains a third-round appearance in 1981/82 when they were knocked out by Tottenham. However, their League Two campaign got off to a bad start with a 5-3 defeat at home to MK Dons.
Heading into their 2023/24 campaign Wigan said goodbye to 15 players including Max Power, Will Keane, Steven Caulker and Liam Shaw while signing no fewer than seven talents most notably Matt Smith from Arsenal’s academy. Latics boss Shaun Maloney subsequently has a fully available squad to choose from. The 2013 FA Cup winners previously reached the 2006 EFL Cup final when they suffered a 4-0 loss to Manchester United. Last time out they were eliminated in the first round by Fleetwood Town, but they did start the 2023/24 League One campaign with a 2-1 win over Derby County.
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