How to watch Cardiff City vs Wrexham and how to get tickets
Cardiff City and Wrexham renew their newly found rivalry in the Adran Premier. (Pic by Sam Eaden/FAW)
Cardiff City Women host Wrexham in the Adran Premier on Sunday – here is everything you need to know about watching the game, including the free live stream and ticket details.
The Bluebirds welcome Wrexham to the capital on Sunday, September 13, with kick-off scheduled for 5.15 pm.
For supporters unable to make it to the Cardiff City Stadium, there is good news — the game is available to watch for free online.
The match is not being shown on traditional television, but supporters can watch the action via streaming, including on YouTube.
How to watch Cardiff City vs Wrexham
The Adran Premier clash is available to watch for free online. There is an English-language stream on YouTube, while a Welsh-language stream is also available.
The English commentary stream can be watched here: Watch Cardiff City vs Wrexham in English on YouTube
The Welsh-language stream can be watched here: Watch Cardiff City vs Wrexham in Welsh on YouTube
The game is also available through S4C Clic, S4C’s streaming platform, as well as BBC iPlayer.
For those wanting to watch the game on a bigger screen, the YouTube streams can also be accessed through compatible smart TVs and game consoles.
How to get Cardiff City vs Wrexham tickets
Supporters who want to watch the game in person can still purchase tickets.
Tickets are available online through Cardiff City’s ticketing website, while supporters can also buy tickets from the Ticket Office on matchday. Buy Cardiff City Women vs Wrexham tickets.
The Ticket Office will be open from 2.30 pm until 5.30 pm on Sunday. Supporters attending the game will be based in the Grandstand.
How much are Cardiff City vs Wrexham tickets?
Tickets are priced at:
- Adults: £5
- Juniors: £1
Cardiff City’s official ticketing site confirms the fixture is at the Cardiff City Stadium, with adult tickets priced at £5 and junior tickets at £1.
Cardiff City vs Wrexham head-to-head
There has been little to separate these two sides across their recent meetings, although Wrexham have enjoyed the better overall results.
The most recent encounter came in March, when Wrexham ran out 4-1 winners, which clinched the league title at the Racecourse Ground.
Cardiff had won the previous meeting, beating Wrexham 2-1 earlier that month, while Wrexham had also claimed a 3-1 victory over the Bluebirds in February.
The sides also played out a 2-2 draw in February, with Wrexham going on to win the subsequent penalty shootout. Cardiff’s other victory in the recent run came in January, when they beat Wrexham 2-1.
The last six meetings have produced the following results:
- March 29: Wrexham 4-1 Cardiff
- March 8: Wrexham 1-2 Cardiff
- February 28: Cardiff 1-3 Wrexham
- February 22: Wrexham 2-2 Cardiff – Wrexham won on penalties
- January 4: Cardiff 2-1 Wrexham
- October 12: Wrexham 1-1 Cardiff
That record makes Sunday’s meeting another intriguing chapter in what has become a closely contested fixture.
Mixed fortunes for Cardiff and Wrexham on opening day
Cardiff City head into the game looking to respond after suffering defeat to Swansea City last weekend.
The Bluebirds were beaten 3-1 by their Welsh rivals, with Gillian Keenan scoring Cardiff’s consolation goal.
They will now be hoping home advantage can help them return to winning ways against Wrexham.
Wrexham, meanwhile, come into the fixture after an impressive 4-0 victory against Aberystwyth Town at the Rock.
Natasha Thomas, Katie Barker, Ava Suckley and Maria Francis-Jones were all on the scoresheet. There was also a notable contribution from Lili Mai Jones, who provided two assists in the victory.
