Wrexham v Birmingham City TV channel, how to stream and listen on radio to 'Hollywood Derby'
Birmingham City head to Wales on Thursday to take on Wrexham in League One's 'Hollywood Derby'
Birmingham City travel to Wrexham for what has been dubbed the 'Hollywood Derby' on Thursday evening - and the world will be watching. Around four million people tuned in for the reverse fixture at St Andrew's back in September, when Blues beat the Red Dragons 3-1 thanks to goals from Tomoki Iwata and Jay Stansfield.
While Blues slipped into League One at the end of last season and Wrexham secured their second successive victory, as was predicted by many at the beginning of the season, both sides are contesting for promotion to the Championship after crossing the halfway stage of the campaign.
Blues head to Wales likely to be looking to cope without a number of players who are missing through injury; Paik Seung-ho and Iwata are doubts, having missed the win over Exeter City on Saturday, while Keshi Anderson, Emil Hansson, Lee Buchanan and Willum Willumsson are the others who are either certainly out or also doubtful. How can you tune in to tonight's game? See below.
How to watch the game on TV
In the UK, the game will be televised by Sky Sports. They'll have it on their Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Football channels, with coverage before the 8pm kick off starting at 7pm. On Sky, the respective channels are 401 and 403. If you have a Virgin box, the channels are 501 and 503. If you have a NOW TV box with EE, Main Event is on 419 and Football is on 421.
How to stream
While you can subscribe to NOW TV on a monthly basis, you can also secure a day pass should you choose to watch the game. It costs £14.99 and gives you access to all Sky Sports channels for 24 hours. For full details on how to secure a day pass, click here.
If you're in the US
Paramount+ have partnered up with ESPN to provide live coverage of the game. You can also watch via the CBS Sports Network and the Fubo streaming service.
How to listen on the radio
Locally, BBC Radio WM will be in attendance at the Racecourse Ground and will be providing blow-by-blow updates throughout the evening. They're on 95.6 FM and on DAB.
How else to follow
Our Blues writer Alex Dicken is also in attendance. He'll be providing live coverage on our match-day blog, and via X at @alexedicken. Stay tuned to BirminghamLive for lots of analysis and reaction from Chris Davies post match.