​Where to watch Middlesbrough vs. Wrexham live stream, TV channel, start time for EFL Cup match originally appeared on The Sporting News.
Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The EFL Cup will officially get underway this week, starting with a matchup between Middlesborough and Wrexham on Friday.Middlesborough are heading into their tenth consecutive season in the Championship, coming off of a disappointing 1-0 defeat in last year’s playoff final against Hull City. Boro’s squad has changed much in the offseason, losing players like Dael Fry and Hayden Hackney, but adding on Sebastian Berhalter, Max Arfsten, Kyle Joseph and more.After three consecutive promotions, Wrexham fell just short of another last season. With the playoffs expanding by two spots, the Red Dragons will have their sights set on an eighth-place finish, but their schedule is not an easy one. New additions Ben Whiteman and Danny Imray should help the case.Who will secure a win in their opening competitive match of the campaign?The Sporting News looks at the key details ahead of this game, including how to watch the match, kickoff times and the weekly schedule.Middlesbrough vs. Wrexhamlive stream, TV channelHere’s how to watch this preseason friendly match in the U.S.:TV channel: NoneLive stream: Paramount+This game is not available for TV broadcast in the USA. Streaming options are available on Paramount+.Paramount+ combines the best content from the worlds of sports, news and entertainment, including the NFL, UFC, March Madness, UEFA Champions League and more. You can stream live events as well as thousands of hours of shows and movies.Middlesbrough vs. Wrexhamstart timeThis friendly clash takes place at Riverside Stadium in Middlesbrough and kicks off on Friday, August 7 at 8 p.m. local time.Here’s how that time translates across the U.S.:DateKickoff timeEastern TimeFri, August 73 p.m.Central TimeFri, August 72 p.m.Mountain TimeFri, August 71 p.m.Pacific TimeFri, August 7NoonEFL Cup schedule this weekAll times below ETThursday, Aug. 6Bristol City 0-1 Walsall (2:45 p.m.)Friday, Aug. 7Wolves vs. Port Vale (2:45 p.m.)Wycombe vs. Stevenage (2:45 p.m.)Middlesbrough vs. Wrexham (3 p.m.)Saturday, Aug. 8Cambridge United vs. Barnet (8 a.m.)QPR vs. Millwall (9 a.m.)Norwich City vs. MK Dons (10 a.m.)Fleetwood vs. Chesterfield (10 a.m.)Burton vs. Blackburn Rovers (10 a.m.)Bromley vs. Reading (10 a.m.)AFC Wimbledon vs. Newport County (10 a.m.)Salford City vs. Shrewsbury (10 a.m.)Swansea vs. Birmingham (10 a.m.)Stockport vs. Doncaster (10 a.m.)Barnsley vs. Wigan Athletic (10 a.m.)Stoke City vs. Oldham Athletic (10 a.m.)Cardiff City vs. Swindon Town (10 a.m.)Bradford City vs. Rochdale (10 a.m.)Sheffield Wednesday vs. Bolton (10 a.m.)Derby County vs. Lincoln City (10 a.m.)West Ham vs. Portsmouth (10 a.m.)Bristol Rovers vs. Peterborough (10 a.m.)Leyton Orient vs. Oxford United (10 a.m.)Preston vs. Huddersfield (10 a.m.)Burnley vs. Notts County (10 a.m.)Gill