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Manchester United vs Wrexham: Where to watch the match online, live stream, TV channels, and kick-off time. How to watch the club friendly match between Manchester United and Wrexham, as well as kick-off time and team news.
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Manchester United and Wrexham will collide in a friendly match as part of their pre-season preparations for the upcoming 2023-24 term. The English side defeated Leeds United in the first pre-season clash, while Hollywood star Ryan Reynolds will hope that his club pulls off the upset against massive favorites United.
The game between Manchester United and Wrexham will be played at Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego, on Tuesday, 25 July 2023. Kick-off is at 10.30 p.m. ET/7.30 p.m. PT.
Hollywood icon Ryan Reynolds will see his team play in his home country against one of the best English sides of all time in an exciting match where Wrexham will fancy their chances of doing something big against The Red Devils. However, United have the quality and the experience and are the better team, so expect them to come out on top.
Manchester United's pre-season is up and running and one game many fans have been waiting for is just around the corner.
Ever since Hollywood royalty, Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, bought Wrexham they have transformed their fortunes and helped guide the club to a place in League Two after an astonishing season in the National League. The club's star has risen sharply and now they're set to take on Manchester United in a must-watch pre-season encounter.
Erik ten Hag is looking to get his squad in top condition as the start of what's set to be another relentless Premier League season is about to unfold. The Reds have seven pre-season fixtures to navigate ahead of August 14 and so Ten Hag should be in a good position to know who he can trust heading into the new campaign.
Manchester United will send out a young team to face Wrexham in pre-season overnight in the United States.
The newly-promoted League Two club have joined the big boys out on tour Stateside and, after losing to a full-strength Chelsea side, now face the Red Devils.
Erik ten Hag’s squad has largely been split into two for their friendly schedule with the academy talent helping to earn wins over Leeds and Lyon, while the first-teamers beat Arsenal on the weekend.
A youthful squad of United players has been sent out to California for the game, given the club is also set to play Real Madrid less than 24 hours later.
Veteran defender Jonny Evans will take part after signing a short-term deal to train with the Red Devils in pre-season.
The Red Dragons are enjoying life out on tour and may spring a surprise result against Man United, albeit a team with little experience of first-team football.
Manchester United face Wrexham on Tuesday in a prestigious preseason friendly which pits Erik ten Hag's men against Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's English League Two side in San Diego.
Both sides are already into their preparations for the new campaign with United on a roll of three wins while Wrexham have lost one and won one. The fourth tier season starts later than the Premier League so the Red Devils still have quite a few friendlies to go while Wrexham have one more after this before they leave the U.S.
Ten Hag and his players have already taken on Leeds United, Olympique Lyonnais and Arsenal with three wins from three. Real Madrid, Borussia Dortmund, RC Lens and Athletic Club are still to come this summer before a Premier League opener against Wolverhampton Wanderers with Wrexham comfortably the lowest ranked team they will face in these warm up games.
A 5-0 loss to Chelsea was followed up by a 4-0 win over LA Galaxy's reserve team and now Phil Parkinson's men take on United before finishing up their preseason with against Philadelphia Union's reserves. With League Two kicking off in early August at home to MK Dons and then a League Cup clash with Wigan Athletic, Wrexham need these two final games to be as competitive as possible.