Bolton vs West Ham Live TV

West Ham United return to Championship action against Bolton Wanderers on Tuesday night as Nuno Espírito Santo’s side look to make it three consecutive league victories. Unlike Saturday’s meeting with Derby County, Bolton vs West Ham will be shown live on television in the UK.

The Hammers travel to the Toughsheet Community Stadium on Tuesday 8 September, with kick-off scheduled for 8pm BST.

West Ham’s official fixture announcement confirms the Bolton clash was selected for live broadcast by Sky Sports.

Is Bolton vs West Ham on TV?

Yes. Bolton vs West Ham will be shown live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Football.

Sky’s coverage begins at 7.30pm, 30 minutes before the 8pm kick-off.

Bolton vs West Ham match details

Competition: EFL Championship
Date: Tuesday 8 September 2026
Kick-off: 8pm BST
Venue: Toughsheet Community Stadium
TV: Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Football
Coverage begins: 7.30pm

Supporters can keep track of every upcoming match through our permanently updated West Ham fixtures and results guide.

Can Bolton vs West Ham be live streamed?

Yes.

Sky Sports subscribers can access the fixture through Sky’s digital services, while non-Sky customers can also watch Championship coverage through NOW with the relevant Sports membership.

Sky Sports lists Bolton vs West Ham as Tuesday night’s principal Championship broadcast, while the other EFL matches taking place that evening will largely be available through Sky Sports+.

That makes West Ham’s trip one of the division’s headline televised fixtures.

West Ham head to Bolton chasing third straight win

Nuno’s side travel north with considerably more momentum than they had a week ago.

Tuesday’s 4-2 victory over Wolves delivered West Ham’s first Championship win before Saturday’s 3-0 victory over Derby County made it six points from two home matches.

Joël Piroe opened the scoring against Derby before Deadline Day signing Edvin Austbø and Mohamadou Kanté completed the victory late on.

Austbø’s immediate impact has already given Nuno a significant selection decision ahead of Bolton.

The hosts have endured a difficult beginning to the campaign.

Bolton sit 21st after five Championship matches, taking four points, and head into Tuesday following a 4-0 defeat at Millwall.

West Ham therefore have an opportunity to extend their winning run before another rapid turnaround.

Wrexham visit London Stadium on Friday night, meaning Nuno’s squad face three Championship games in only seven days.