West Ham United return to London Stadium looking to end a stubborn start to the Championship season, with Wolverhampton Wanderers the visitors for a midweek clash under the lights. This updated guide gathers everything Hammers fans need on kick-off time, TV coverage and streaming access, and sets the fixture in its proper context following the trip to Watford.
Matchday update: West Ham host Wolves at London Stadium
West Ham face Wolves in a Championship fixture on Tuesday, 1 September, with kick-off at London Stadium set for 7:45pm BST. It is a game the Hammers will want to win. Nuno Espírito Santo is still searching for his first league victory of the campaign.
That search continued at the weekend, when West Ham drew 1-1 at Watford. The result left them with just two points from their opening three Championship matches, a start that has put early pressure on Nuno to find some momentum.
A home fixture against Wolves offers the chance to change that narrative. London Stadium crowds have not seen a league win yet this season, and a positive result here would settle nerves before a demanding run of fixtures.
How to watch Nuno’s West Ham in Championship action
This match is the first of three consecutive home Championship games for West Ham before the September international break. Derby County and Wrexham are both due to visit London Stadium in the weeks that follow, making this a significant stretch for Nuno and his squad to build some form.
For supporters unable to attend in person, there are clear broadcast and streaming options in place for the Wolves match, and for the home games that follow it. Getting the details right now means fans will not be scrambling for access on the night.
The scheduling also matters for a manager still shaping his side. Three home matches in quick succession give Nuno a real opportunity to find a settled team and a winning pattern before his players scatter for international duty.
Is West Ham vs Wolves on TV? Live channel and stream details
Yes, West Ham vs Wolves is being shown live in the UK. Coverage is on Sky Sports+, with the broadcast starting at 7:30pm BST, ahead of the 7:45pm kick-off.
Fans who prefer to stream the match can do so through the Sky Sports app or via NOW, both of which carry the same live coverage as the television broadcast. Anyone without a Sky subscription can use a NOW match pass to watch without signing up to a longer contract.
These details apply specifically to the Wolves fixture on Tuesday, 1 September, and supporters should check listings closer to kick-off in case of any late changes to broadcast arrangements.
What happens next for West Ham United
Beyond the Wolves game, attention turns quickly to Derby County and then Wrexham, the two remaining fixtures in this run of home Championship matches before the international break. How Nuno’s side performs across all three will shape the mood around the club heading into October.
Results on the pitch remain the priority, but they sit alongside longer-term work off it. The club’s approach to squad building was outlined in the summer recruitment rebuild setup, and how that squad performs in matches like this one against Wolves will be an early test of it.
West Ham have also been keen to keep supporters involved in decisions away from results, including through the fan consultation process the club has run this year. For more background on how this fixture and broadcast details were first reported, supporters can revisit the original coverage on the West Ham vs Wolves fixture.
For now, the immediate focus is straightforward. West Ham need points, and a first league win of the season against Wolves would go a long way to easing the pressure on Nuno before Derby and Wrexham arrive at London Stadium.
