How to watch Derby County vs Wrexham: is it on TV? Live stream and kick-off time
Derby County host Wrexham in the Championship at 3pm on Saturday 10 October. The match falls in the UK broadcast blackout and is not shown live on UK television.
Derby County play Wrexham in the Championship on Saturday 10 October 2026, with kick-off at 3pm UK time at Pride Park Stadium in Derby. The match is not shown live on UK television because Saturday 3pm kick-offs fall inside the UK broadcast blackout, so there is no UK channel or live streaming option for it. It is Matchweek 9 of the season.
What channel is Derby County vs Wrexham on?
No UK channel shows the match live. Live football is not broadcast on UK television between 2.45pm and 5.15pm on Saturdays, and a 3pm kick-off falls inside that window. The rule applies to this fixture, so supporters in the UK cannot watch it live on television.
Can I stream it?
The match is not shown live on UK television, and no live UK broadcast of it is confirmed. Supporters in the UK who want to follow the game as it happens will not find a live television channel carrying it. Fans looking for a stream or highlights package should check with the clubs, as none is confirmed for this fixture.
Kick-off time and venue
Kick-off is at 3pm on Saturday 10 October at Pride Park Stadium, Derby, where Derby County are the home side. Matt Donohue is the referee for the Matchweek 9 fixture. Both clubs have played eight league matches so far this season.
Team news
Derby have eight players listed as absent. Wrexham have one. The listed absences are:
- Derby County: Patrick Agyemang (Achilles tendon rupture)
- Derby County: Derry Murkin (hamstring injury)
- Derby County: Matt Clarke (calf injury)
- Derby County: Craig Forsyth (knee injury)
- Derby County: Filip Bilbija (back injury)
- Derby County: Jacob Widell Zetterström (knee injury)
- Derby County: Henrik Meister (concussion)
- Derby County: Eiran Cashin (calf injury)
- Wrexham: Sebastian Revan (hamstring injury)
Those are the only absences listed for the two squads ahead of the match.
Where the teams stand
Derby are 22nd in the Championship with 5 points from eight matches. They have won one, drawn two and lost five, scoring 7 goals and conceding 14. In their last five league matches they have won one, drawn one and lost three.
Wrexham are 14th with 10 points from eight matches, five more than Derby. They have won two, drawn four and lost two, scoring 9 goals and conceding 12. Their last five league matches brought two wins, two draws and one defeat.
Watching from outside the UK
In the United States, the match is available on Paramount+. It is the only international broadcaster listed for the fixture.
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