Sky Sports has officially confirmed that the Championship clash between Wrexham and Millwall has been postponed due to severe weather conditions, bringing frustration and disappointment to fans of both clubs who were eagerly anticipating the fixture.
The decision was taken following a late inspection of the pitch, with officials determining that persistent heavy rain and strong winds had rendered the playing surface unsafe. Concerns over player safety and the integrity of the match ultimately led to the postponement, in line with EFL regulations. Sky Sports reported that the weather showed no signs of improvement, leaving organisers with little choice but to call the game off.
Wrexham, who have been enjoying a highly competitive Championship campaign, were hoping to use home advantage to push for another important result as they continue to prove they belong at this level. Millwall, meanwhile, arrived with confidence of their own, targeting crucial away points in what was expected to be a tightly contested encounter.
Supporters who had travelled or planned to attend the match have been advised to retain their tickets, as they are expected to remain valid for the rearranged fixture. The EFL will announce a new date for the match in due course, once the fixture schedule allows and weather conditions improve.
Both clubs have since acknowledged the postponement through official channels, thanking fans for their understanding and patience. While the delay disrupts momentum, attention will now turn to upcoming fixtures as Wrexham and Millwall adjust their plans and prepare to resume Championship action as soon as conditions permit.
