All you need to know ahead of the Wexford vs Wicklow Allianz football clash

The Wexford Senior Footballers will be out in Allianz League action this weekend…

They will take on Wicklow in a local derby clash. Wexford, who are pushing for promotion this year, will be hoping to make it five from five when Wicklow come to town. Here, we’ll go through all you need to know ahead of the game.

What date/time?

Saturday, March 8th 2025. Throw in is set for 6pm.

Where?

It will take place at Chadwicks Wexford Park.

Wexford team?

John Hegarty has revealed his starting fifteen and panel for the Wicklow showdown.

Wicklow team?

Wicklow manager, Oisin McConville, has named his side.

Where can I get tickets?

Tickets are available online via Ticketmaster and the usual SuperValu & Centra stores. Free admission for U16s when accompanied by an adult. This is a re-arranged fixture after the previous clash was postponed. Previous tickets purchased for the original fixture remain valid.

Is it on tv? Streamed?

No, this match will not be on tv. The only Division 4 clash on television will be the Division 4 Allianz League final. This match will not be streamed on any platform. However, South East Radio will have live coverage of the match through their radio station.

What are the betting odds?

Wexford head into this clash as favourites. They are priced at 4/7 in most major bookmakers. Meanwhile, the draw can be secured at 8/1, while a Wicklow win is priced at 9/5. The handicap betting is -2.

How are Wexford doing in the League?

It has been a dream start for the Wexford Senior footballers. Wexford could not be doing any better in this year’s Allianz Football League campaign. With four games played, John Hegarty’s charges have won all four games. They defeated London, Carlow Limerick, and Waterford. They sit at the top of the Division 4 Allianz League table. Wexford’s priority for the year is to secure promotion – and that aim is still in sight, being on the right track so far. This game against Wicklow, however, will be no easy game. Wicklow are also doing very well in the Allianz League campaign, with wins over Waterford, Longford, and Carlow. If Wexford defeat Wicklow this weekend, they will be promoted to Division 3. That’s because closest rivals Wicklow and Limerick have yet to play each other, so 10 League points will be enough to secure Div. 3 football for us next year.