David Webb will referee Bolton Wanderers vs West Ham United in Tuesday night’s Championship fixture at the Toughsheet Community Stadium. The EFL has confirmed the match officials for the 8pm clash, with Richard Woodward and Jacob Lehane appointed as Webb’s assistants and Ollie Yates named fourth official.
Webb takes charge as West Ham look to make it three consecutive Championship victories after wins over Wolves and Derby County.
Nuno Espírito Santo’s side head into the fixture eighth in the table, while our Bolton vs West Ham preview covers the latest form, team news and our prediction.
Who is the referee for Bolton vs West Ham?
David Webb is the referee for Bolton vs West Ham.
The full officiating team is:
- Referee: David Webb
- Assistant referee: Richard Woodward
- Assistant referee: Jacob Lehane
- Fourth official: Ollie Yates
Webb has refereed one Championship match so far in 2026/27, Derby County’s 3-0 defeat against Swansea City on 29 August.
He showed five yellow cards and no reds in that game. Across all competitions this season, Webb has taken charge of four matches and shown nine yellow cards without producing a red.
Last season provides a much larger Championship sample.
Webb officiated 26 second-tier matches during 2025/26, averaging approximately 2.7 cards per game.
That was below the broader Championship average, although his sole league assignment this season produced five bookings.
Bolton vs West Ham match information
West Ham travel to Bolton on Tuesday 8 September, with kick-off at 8pm.
The fixture will be shown live on Sky Sports Football, with complete viewing information available in our Bolton vs West Ham TV channel and live stream guide.
West Ham could also have fitness decisions to make up front, with our latest West Ham injury news ahead of Bolton covering the situations involving Taty Castellanos and Pablo.
Every upcoming Hammers fixture is available through our West Ham fixtures and results page.
