Is Wrexham v Wolves U21s on TV? Kick off time, channel and how to watch EFL Trophy fixture

Wolves play their second game of their Bristol Street Motors Trophy group stage when they travel to the Racecourse Ground to face Wrexham.

The under-21s team are in action on Tuesday night against the Welsh side who are owned by Deadpool actor Ryan Reynolds. Wrexham played Salford City in the middle of September with Paul Mullin and BWll Boyle netting against the Ammies.

Wolves played Port Vale at the start of September and were held to a 2-2 draw, before losing on penalties. Tom Edozie put Wolves in front before Lorent Tolaj equalised and then Ronan Curtis cancelled out Fletcher Holman's strike late on.

Wolves come in to the game having beaten Everton on Friday. Daniel Mangue, Filozofe Mabete, Ty Barnett, and Leonardo Lopes were all on target. Wrexham won 4-1 against Northampton with James McClean scoring a brace, with both Jack Marriott and Elliot Lee also on the score sheet.

When is Wrexham v Wolves U21s?

The fixture takes place on Tuesday, October 8 at Wrexham’s Racecourse Ground. Kick-off time is at 7.30 pm.

Can I get tickets?

Tickets went on sale on September 25. They are priced at £10 for adults, and £5 for under-18's, and must be bought prior to the game, as it is an all-ticket fixture. No tickets will be available for purchase on the day, and there will be no alcohol served in the away end.

Will it be on TV and can I stream it?

If you’re not a Sky Sports subscriber, then you can buy aNow TV Sports day Membershippass for £14.99. It will give you access to all of Sky Sports’ channels for the next 24-hours.

Yes. Sky Sports will be showing the match on their new streaming platform Sky Sports+. Press the red button of your remote when you're on their Sky Sports+ channel, and the game should appear. You can alternatively type in Wolves on your channel guide, and the fixture should appear close to kick-off.

If you're out and about, then you can watch the game on your mobile phone. Simply download the Sky Sports app, login, go on the watch tab, and the match should appear.

Who is the referee?

Elliot Bell has been appointed as the referee, and he wil be assisted by Thomas Cooke and Conor Brown with Ryan Williams the fourth official. Bell has overseen nine games this season, brandishing 34 yellow cards, and one red.

Bell was the man in the middle for Wolves' Premier League International Cup matches against OGC Nice, and Hertha BSC last season. His last match was Fylde's 5-2 win over Aldershot in which he gave our five yellow cards.

What has manager James Collins said?

Speaking to the official club website, Collins said: “It's really exciting. I went to their first game in the Bristol Street Motors Trophy against Salford, and I think there was 6,700 there or something which, in that competition, you don't normally get crowds quite as high as that.

“There's obviously an excitement around Wrexham worldwide at the moment, and their squad for this competition is phenomenal.

“They’re second in League One, and their starting 11 and their second 11 could finish in the top half of League One.

He added: “What a test to play against the likes of (Paul) Mullin etc for our boys. It’s a real challenge and we will try and rise to the challenge.

“We’ll be realistic. We know it's a real tough ask with a young group and as I always say on those nights, you see a lot of high scores and freak scores.

“We'll go there with a plan, and if we can show the spirit we showed tonight and show a little bit more quality, hopefully the supporters that come along will enjoy the night there. We will certainly enjoy having a go at it.”