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Wrexham's FA Cup third-round tie against Nottingham Forest will be shown nationwide on TNT Sports, signaling a major broadcast moment.
The game is set for January 9 at the Racecourse Ground with a 7:30 pm GMT kickoff.
The fixture marks another milestone in Wrexham's rise under current ownership, entering the FA Cup at this stage for the first time in 43 years.
The match will feature narrative angles, including Phil Parkinson facing Premier League opposition.
The potential inclusion of Wrexham-born Wales international Neco Williams in Forest's traveling squad adds local interest.
Wrexham aims to extend their FA Cup run beyond the fourth round under coach Phil Parkinson.
The FA Cup tie offers substantial prize money and broader exposure for Wrexham.
Goal.com notes the match as part of Wrexham's ascent during the 'Hollywood era' and their climb to the Championship.
The article mentions significant national interest in the match due to Wrexham's rising profile.
The broadcast confirmation comes ahead of the January 9 kickoff at 7:30 pm GMT.
The matchup is described as a nationally televised showdown with significant attention on Wrexham's progress.

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Wrexham’s ownership expanded with a minority stake sale to Apollo Sports Capital, underscoring private equity’s growing role in the club.
The article links the funding to a broader trend of football clubs becoming global entertainment ventures financed by hedge funds.
The Guardian questions whether Welsh public funds should subsidize a club now partly owned by US financiers, given broader NHS and infrastructure concerns.
The piece argues Wrexham’s growth may bring social benefits and tourist activity to the town, despite moral questions about funding.
The article frames Wrexham as part of a wider shift where football is a television product, not just a sport.
Apollo Sports is described as a legitimate fund that has purged itself of its founder’s problematic ties, according to the analysis.
The article notes Wrexham spent about £40m over five seasons, the largest net spend of any Championship club that summer.
The analysis emphasizes public regulators should scrutinize such deals as part of ensuring accountability in these arrangements.
The piece describes Wrexham as an example of capital markets intersecting with local culture and identity.
The article argues that the town’s new role as a tourist hub stems from the club’s rising profile and investment.

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sports12h ago

Wrexham is targeting five new signings to strengthen their squad amid fresh investment.
The club plans to boost depth and competitiveness to pursue promotion.
Negotiations are in early stages with a focus on quick adaptation by new signings.
The investment aims to support the club’s long-term development and competitiveness.
Plans are described as exploratory with a view to impactful immediate signings.
The move is set against the backdrop of Wrexham’s Premier League dream and new investment.
The report emphasizes strategic signings over marquee takes to fit the club’s plan.
Wrexham’s approach prioritizes talent capable of immediate impact in the squad.
The outlet notes this is part of Wrexham’s broader plan to compete at higher levels.

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sports11h ago

Rathbone was brought on in the 90th minute and scored an injury-time equaliser from outside the box to earn Wrexham a point.
Wrexham opened the scoring through Josh Windass, taking a 1-0 lead in the 21st minute.
Mamadou Doumbia levelled for Watford just before the half-hour mark to make it 1-1.
Othmane Maamma converted a second-half chance to give Watford the lead just before halftime.
Rathbone's late cameo was praised as a masterclass by Wrexham after the win.
Watford's defense held firm for much of the second half before the late equaliser.
The match featured Hollywood owners in attendance as Wrexham sought to extend their unbeaten run.
The draw leaves Wrexham with a point from a dramatic home clash with Watford.
The match schedule included a future fixture list for Wrexham and Watford, showing upcoming dates.
The article emphasizes goals and key moments as the defining features of the match.

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