This fixture guide was updated on 2 October 2026 with confirmed broadcast details for West Ham United’s Carabao Cup third-round tie. Fulham vs West Ham United kicks off at London Stadium on Tuesday, 15 September, with a 7.45pm BST start. Sky Sports+ has the match live in the UK.
That gives Hammers fans a clear, simple way to follow the tie from home. Nothing else about the broadcast plan has changed since the draw. This update simply confirms it and brings the guide up to date.
The original preview went up when the draw was made. You can still read the original fixture details for background on the tie. This refresh just locks in the venue, kick-off time and channel for anyone checking late.
West Ham United vs Fulham kick-off time and venue
West Ham host Fulham at London Stadium on Tuesday, 15 September. Kick-off is 7.45pm BST. The stadium sits in Stratford, East London, and has hosted plenty of famous cup nights before.
This is a third-round tie in the Carabao Cup. Fulham travel across London with a score to settle from recent head-to-head meetings. That history adds an edge to what is, on paper, a straightforward early-season cup fixture.
Fulham vs West Ham United UK TV channel and live stream details
Fulham vs West Ham United is shown live in the UK on Sky Sports+. The subscription channel carries the whole match, start to finish.
For now, Sky Sports+ is the only confirmed way to watch. No free-to-air broadcaster has picked up the tie. No separate streaming option beyond the Sky Sports+ feed has been verified either.
Supporters who don’t have a Sky subscription should keep an eye on official club channels. Details sometimes shift closer to kick-off, so it’s worth checking again nearer the day.
What happens next for West Ham United
Carabao Cup third-round ties get settled on the night. There is no replay. If it’s level after 90 minutes, the game goes to extra time. It could even go to penalties, under the Carabao Cup rules explained for this stage of the competition.
Win, and West Ham go into the fourth round draw. The cup run stays alive for another month. Given the rivalry built up with Fulham in recent seasons, most fans just want a clean win on the night. Nobody wants the drama of extra time or penalties.
