Where to watch Liverpool v Wrexham plus UK kick-off time, squads and location

Jul 27, 2026 - 16:45

Liverpool continue their American tour against Wrexham this week as they look to build on a winning start under Andoni Iraola.

The Reds defeated Premier League rivals Sunderland 4-2 in Nashville, Tennessee on Saturday despite missing several key players.

Jeremy Jacquet inherited Ibrahima Konate's No.5 shirt at Liverpool — Jacquet is not being rushed into the matchday squad due to the risk of injury

Wrexham also got off to a fying start Stateside, edging Leeds United 3-2 in their pre-season tie, after defeating Manchester United in Helsinki.

The Championship side will aim to beat a third top-flight opponent of the summer as they look to build momentum ahead of another promotion push.

Where to watch Liverpool vs Wrexham

The fixture will be played on Thursday, July 30.

It is scheduled to kick off at 12:30am BST (7:30pm local time).

It will take place at the Yankee Stadium in New York – home Major League Baseball side, the New York Yankees.

It will be available to watch on All Red Video, Liverpool‘s dedicated streaming service.

All Red Video costs £42.99-a-season while you can also claim a 14-day free trial before paying £4.99-a-month.

All Liverpool’s pre-season games can be viewed via All Red Video on their official website.

Andoni Iraola applauds during a Liverpool pre-season friendly — Iraola has a completely different project at Liverpool than he did at Bournemouth

Liverpool vs Wrexham: Squads

Injury-prone Joe Gomez lasted only ten minutes before being forced off against Sunderland, as Iraola called it ‘the worst news’ of the day.

It was reminder to the Reds that they may need to call in reinforcements and cannot rely on Gomez to stay fit for an extended period of time.

Liverpool

Keepers: Giorgi Mamardashvili, Freddie Woodman, Vitezslav Jaros, Bailey Hall, Harvey Davies.

Defenders: Joe Gomez, Jeremy Jacquet, Milos Kerkez, Conor Bradley, Giovanni Leoni, Kostas Tsimikas, Jeremie Frimpong, Luke Chambers, Calvin Ramsay, Calum Scanlon, Ifeanyi Ndukwe.

Midfielders: Wataru Endo, Dominik Szoboszlai, Curtis Jones, Harvey Elliott, Trey Nyoni, Josh Abe, Stefan Bajcetic, James McConnell, Kieran Morrison.

Forwards: Federico Chiesa, Hugo Ekitike, Lewis Koumas, Rio Ngumoha, Will Wright, Josh Sonni-Lambie.

Wrexham

Keepers: Arthur Okonkwo, Danny Ward, Callum Burton.

Defenders: Callum Doyle, Lewis Brunt, Max Cleworth, Dominic Hyam, Liberato Cacace, Dan Scarr, Zak Vyner, Aaron James.

Midfielders: Josh Windass, George Thomason, George Dobson, Ben Sheaf, Ollie Rathbone, Lewis O’Brien, Ryan Barnett, Matty James, Elliot Lee, Alex Moore, Harry Ashfield, Ryan Longman.

Forwards: Davis Keillor-Dunn, Kieffer Moore, Sam Smith, Nathan Broadhead, Bailey Cadamarteri.

Phil Parkinson looks on during the match between Wrexham and Wisla Krakow — Wrexham have beaten two Premier League teams prior to their game against Liverpool

Liverpool vs Wrexham: What’s been said

Following Liverpool’s win over the Black Cats, Iraola said: “It’s the first day, you could feel the heavy legs, the players have been training.

“So, we lacked some freshness. But it will give us a good starting point to improve things.

Meanwhile, Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson has been impressed by his sides performances.

He stated: “The lads will be pleased. Although it’s only pre-season, to beat a Premier League team is a feather in our cap and we’ll take it.

“It was a really good workout in very humid conditions. You have to be here to understand how tough it was but I thought the lads acquitted themselves really well.

“The work of all the lads on the pitch tonight was so good. The higher up you go, teams give you more problems with their movement and their rotations but the communication was just so good and it was a great exercise for us tonight.

“It was a good performance to take us into the Liverpool game.”