We gave it our all, but unfortunately, it wasn't our day. We'll learn from this and come back stronger in our next match.
Wrexham AFC, the Welsh football club, welcomed West Bromwich Albion to the Racecourse Ground for their first home game in the EFL Championship. In a highly anticipated match, West Brom emerged victorious, winning 2-3, with Isaac Price scoring twice. Despite initial concerns over ankle ligament damage, Wrexham’s Kieffer Moore started the game, and his team fought hard to earn a late consolation goal from Sam Smith.
The match was a tough one for Wrexham, who are still adjusting to life in the Championship. According to pre-match predictions, Wrexham’s Nathan Broadhead, who joined the club from Ipswich Town in a record deal, was expected to make a significant impact. However, it was West Brom’s Price who stole the show, scoring twice to help his team secure the win.
The match preview and lineup information provided by sources suggested that Wrexham would employ a 3-5-2 formation, with Ward in goal, Cleworth, Coady, and Brunt forming the backline. West Brom, on the other hand, opted for a 4-2-3-1 setup, with Griffiths in goal, Furlong, Phillips, Heggem, and Styles forming the defense.
Wrexham AFC, a Welsh football club, hosted West Bromwich Albion in their first home game in the EFL Championship. The match saw West Brom win 2-3, with Isaac Price scoring twice. Wrexham's Kieffer Moore started despite initial concerns over ankle ligament damage. The win moved West Brom to the top of the Championship table. Wrexham, promoted from League One, have had a dramatic start to the season. Nathan Broadhead joined the club from Ipswich Town in a record deal. The match preview and lineup information are provided, along with a prediction of Wrexham 2-1 West Brom.
Quick Stats
- Wrexham 2-3 West Brom
- West Brom moved to the top of the Championship table.
In a post-match statement, Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson expressed his pride in his team’s performance, saying, “We gave it our all, but unfortunately, it wasn’t our day. We’ll learn from this and come back stronger in our next match.” (Source: Wrexham AFC)
Wrexham will look to bounce back
Wrexham’s maiden season in the EFL Championship has gotten off to a rocky start, but the team remains committed to their goals. With Nathan Broadhead leading the charge, Wrexham will look to bounce back from their latest defeat and make a push for a top-half finish. West Brom, on the other hand, will look to maintain their momentum and continue their ascent up the Championship table.
Although, Wrexham have had a dramatic start to the season, they earned promotion via a second-place finish in League One. West Brom have recorded four straight top-half finishes in the second tier and have made one play-off appearance since their Premier League relegation in 2021. Despite initial fears of serious ankle ligament damage, Wrexham’s Kieffer Moore started playing. Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac, Wrexham’s co-owners, were in attendance, cheering on their team from the stands.
FAQs
Can I watch Wrexham vs West Brom live?
Yes, the Wrexham versus West Brom EFL Championship fixture on Saturday, 16 August 2025 at the Racecourse Ground is available to watch live. Viewers in the UK can tune in for free via ITV1 or stream using ITVX, and it’s also available through Sky Sports and NOW TV . In the United States, the match is accessible via Paramount+, which offers a seven-day free trial. Canadian fans can watch on DAZN, while in Australia, it’s carried by beIN Sports
What is the lineup for Wrexham vs West Brom?
Wrexham lined up in a 3-5-1-1 formation with Danny Ward in goal, Max Cleworth, Conor Coady, and Lewis Brunt across the back, midfield composed of Ryan Barnett, George Dobson, Matty James, Lewis O’Brien, and James McClean; Josh Windass in a withdrawn role supporting Kieffer Moore up front. West Brom deployed a 4-2-3-1 system: Joshua Griffiths in goal; Darnell Furlong, Nathaniel Phillips, George Campbell, and Callum Styles in defense; Jayson Molumby and Alex Mowatt in midfield; Tom Fellows, Isaac Price, Karlan Grant behind lone forward Aune Selland Heggebø
