Watch Liverpool vs Wrexham today as Andoni Iraola continues to settle into his new role, as FourFourTwo brings you all the details on live streams and TV channels, wherever you are in the world.
Liverpool vs Wrexham: key information
Liverpool saw off fellow Premier League outfit Sunderland just a few days ago as new boss Iraola continues to get to grips with his new side.
Wrexham have beaten both Manchester United and Leeds United so far this summer, as they eye another crack at promotion to the Premier League.
Read on as FourFourTwo brings you all the information you need to watch Liverpool vs Wrexham online and from anywhere.
Can I watch Liverpool vs Wrexham for free?
Unfortunately, Liverpool vs Wrexham is not being broadcast free-to-air. But you can get a 14-day free trial on LFCTV via their monthly pass.
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How to watch Liverpool vs Wrexham
▶︎ Liverpool vs Wrexham will be shown in the UK and internationally on both LFCTV and iFollow Wrexham.
LFCTV is Liverpool’s in-house television service, and a subscription for the year will set you back £42.99 or £4.99 a month. The monthly option also offers a 14-day free trial.
Wrexham’s iFollow streaming service is another alternative, with a Match Pass available to watch the game in the UK for only £4.99.
▶︎ The match is also being shown in Australia (Stan Sport and beIN Sports) and in the US (ESPN – $12.99/month).
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Liverpool vs Wrexham: Preview
The Reds beat Sunderland 4-2 just a few days ago, but the headlines continue to be centred around their summer business.
Rumours are swirling that PSG winger Bradley Barcola is set to join the club, as Iraola eyes a huge coup in his tenure.
Stalwarts such as Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson have left the club, so the room for personnel is no greater than it is now.
Alisson is no younger and seems to be facing stiff competition from Giorgi Mamardashvili, although there is some talk the Brazillian is set to get the nod, for now.
Wrexham are still under the watchful eye of Phil Parkinson and went close to grabbing a play-off spot in the Championship last season.
They’ve already beaten two well-established Premier League clubs in Manchester United and Leeds United this summer.
The latter was a 3-2 win over Daniel Farke’s men, whilst the win over the Red Devils was a snooze-fest in comparison.
Crystal Palace defender Danny Imray is set to join the Championship club, according to reports, marking their first summer incoming.
FourFourTwo’s prediction
Liverpool 3-1 Wrexham
Wrexham will put up a good fit but Liverpool’s class will shine through in this one.
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