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A game that defines ‘blockbuster’ as both sides are tied on 100 points at the top of the table with just one team securing automatic promotion to League Two.
After 41 and 42 games respectively, both Wrexham and Notts County are tied at the top of the National League on 100 points with just one team automatically promoted to League Two (the fourth tier of the English game).
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With just five games to go in the regular season for Wrexham (four for Notts County), Monday’s meeting at the Racecourse Ground is not just a six-pointer but the outcome is set to potentially determine which side automatically advances to play in League Two next season.
Wrexham slipped up at the weekend, surprising many with a 3-1 loss at Halifax with County regaining top spot with a comfortable 3-0 win at home to Wealdstone and it’s the side from Nottingham who sit on top of the table on goal difference from the side from Wales.
When does Wrexham vs Notts County start?
The match at the Racecourse Ground, Wrexham is to be played on Monday April 10, 2023. Kick-off is scheduled for: 10:00 am (ET) / 07:00 am (PT) or 3pm (local).
- 10:00 am ET
- 07:00 am PT
How to watch Wrexham vs Notts County in the US
- TV: No broadcast available
- Stream: National League TV
Wrexham vs Notts County preview
Who would have thought that a Wrexham-Notts County ‘non-league’ fixture could generate global interest? This is very much the end product of the ‘Wrexham effect’ after the club was acquired a few years back by Hollywood stars Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds with their Disney + documentary ‘Welcome to Wrexham’ putting the club on the map with a new legion of fans supporting the club in all corners of the world.
Monday’s game is certainly set to play a key role when the second series airs later in the year but will the season end in a Hollywood ending or will we witness the drama and pain that the Welsh club endured last season as they fell short in the playoff losing to Grimsby.
Despite having a game in hand, Wrexham know that their loss at Halifax has put the ball back in County’s court.
Manager Phil Parkinson says it’s not a nightmare game for the club to try and put the Halifax horror show behind them - in fact, it’s quite the opposite.
He said: “We’ve got a terrific game on Monday to bounce back. They’ll be lifted by this result as we were when they lost to Dagenham (back in February).
“We’ve come a long way on this run we’ve had, unbeaten and a great points return per game. Today is a bad day but let’s see what we’re all about on Monday”.