Sunderland and Wrexham round off their US tours with a meeting in Philadelphia on Sunday evening.
Both sides arrive at Subaru Park in Chester, Pennsylvania, after defeats — Wrexham lost 1-0 to Liverpool, while Sunderland went down by the same scoreline against Leeds United.
Kick-off time and venue
The match kicks off at 5pm BST on Sunday, August 2, at Subaru Park, Chester, Pennsylvania.
How to watch and stream
Premier Sports 1 will broadcast the game live, with free coverage on BBC iPlayer and S4C Online.
Streaming options include Premier Sports, BBC iPlayer, S4C Clic, SAFC Live and Wrexham AFC Live.
What's at stake
The US matches have given Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson and Sunderland head coach Régis Le Bris the chance to get minutes into their squads before the season starts. Wrexham play Middlesbrough in the EFL Cup next weekend, while Sunderland have three pre-season fixtures left before their Premier League campaign begins.
Managers' quotes
Le Bris said: "The transfer window is still open. So this part of the season is valuable in both ways, last season was last season and the chapter is closed now. It's an opportunity for everyone to show that he's ready to compete in the team and at the moment we didn't decide if he would stay or not. He struggled a bit last season, it's fair to say that and I think the experience in Monaco was interesting. For a player’s maturity, it's still positive to have different experiences, and then you get more mature. It's going to be an opportunity [now] for him (Simon Adingra), so we'll see."
Parkinson said: "I think they've all got a special feel to it really. It's quite amazing, really, when you think we've never met Leeds United in a competitive game. It's a brilliant club. Obviously going to New York to play Liverpool, an iconic stage and it's going to be something special. Then going to Philadelphia, a stadium we've been to before and a really good arena for football and playing against Sunderland. Obviously, me and Steve [Parkin] were there for a short period, but that's kind of irrelevant really. It's going to Rob's hometown and putting on a show for him and his family as well."
