Millwall vs Wrexham: Team news, predicted line ups and TV channel
Wrexham travel to face Millwall in the Championship fixture.
Wrexham are still looking for their first league win of the new season as they travel to face Millwall at The Den on Saturday afternoon.
Phil Parkinson's side were much improved in their midweek win over Preston in the Carabao Cup but know they will need to be at their best to take anything off a Millwall side that defeated Sheffield United last weekend.
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It has been a tricky start to the Championship season for Phil Parkinson as Wrexham manager. His side have dropped four points when leading in the second half of matches this season, failing to keep it together in the latter stages. Six of the seven goals they’ve conceded in the Championship occurred after the interval, four beyond the 80th minute.
A defeat or draw this weekend would mark their longest winless domestic run since Parkinson took charge.
Not on the level
This weekend marks the first meeting between these two sides since April 2001, while it will be Wrexham’s first visit to The Den since November 2000. None of the Lions’ last 16 league games ended in a draw, with Millwall winning 10 of those contests, their longest run without a tie since February 2009 (17).
Wrexham have been under considerable pressure from their opponents in the league this season and have faced 65 shots, the most of any team, and 15 more than the next closest side.
Millwall vs Wrexham TV Channel and how to watch
Wrexham’s trip to face Millwall will not be available for live broadcast in the UK as it falls within the Saturday afternoon blackout slot.
US viewers can watch full coverage on Paramount+ with kick-off from 3pm BST on Saturday 30 September 2025.
Match highlights will be available on the club’s official YouTube channel and Sky Sports Football, as well as the English Football League Highlights show on Saturday evening.
Injury news
Liberato Cacace and George Thomason are dealing with thigh problems, while Ollie Rathbone and Jay Rodriguez have ankle injuries. Andy Cannon is still recovering from a cruciate ligament tear.
Alfie Doughty is doubtful with a hamstring strain, Billy Mitchell has a sore quad, Macaulay Langstaff has a hip issue, Femi Azeez could miss with an ankle problem, and Raees Bangura-Williams may sit out with a knock.
Predicted XIs
Millwall: Benda; Leonard, Crama, Cooper, Sturge; Harding, Luongo, De Norre, Cundle; Coburn, Ivanovic.
Wrexham: Ward; Cleworth, Coady, Doyle; Longman, Dobson, James, O’Brien, McClean; Hardie, Moore.
