West Ham United host Wolverhampton Wanderers in a Championship fixture at London Stadium on Tuesday, 1 September 2026. The 7.45pm BST kick-off sees the Irons, currently 19th in the table with two points from three games, face a Wolves side relegated from the Premier League last season. According to the club's official website, www.whufc.com, the match will be broadcast live on Sky Sports+ in the UK and available internationally via West Ham TV.
What is West Ham's current form?
West Ham United have drawn one and lost one of their opening league matches, following an opening-day draw at Burnley with a home defeat to Charlton Athletic. Their two points leave them seven points behind early leaders Charlton. The team has scored four goals but conceded five across those three Championship outings, resulting in a negative goal difference. Supporters can track the team's progress on our standings page. However, the Irons have secured two victories in the Carabao Cup, beating Portsmouth and Southampton to advance.
How can fans watch or attend the match?
Ticket prices for home games at London Stadium start at £30 for adults and £10 for children. Season ticket holders have the option to relist their seats for upcoming fixtures against Derby County, Wrexham, and Queens Park Rangers. For those watching from home, a streaming pass on West Ham TV costs £10, with seasonal and monthly options also available. Live audio commentary is priced at £2.50 worldwide, and radio coverage will be provided by talkSPORT 2. The club notes the broadcast is not available in the UK, Ireland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland, or Iceland.
What are the key stadium policies?
A shuttle bus service will operate from 5.15pm, running two-and-a-half hours before kick-off, with the service confirmed until at least 10 October. All children, including babies, must have a ticket for entry. The club has issued a strong reminder that unauthorised entry is a criminal offence under the new 2026 Act, carrying a potential £1,000 fine and a Football Banning Order of up to five years. Disposable plastic bottles up to 500ml are allowed, but reusable bottles are prohibited unless a medical exemption with a GP letter is provided to the stadium. Half-and-half scarves remain permanently banned inside the ground.
Which players could feature for West Ham?
New signing Edvin Austbø could be in line for his debut pending final international clearance and UK visa approval. Youngster Airidas Golambeckis impressed on his full league debut and may earn a first senior appearance. Defender Dinos Mavropanos is injured and will be assessed, while Pablo Felipe is back on the bench and could make his first appearance since the opening day. Tomáš Souček remains absent with an ankle ligament problem sustained at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. For the latest team news, check our injuries section.
What else should supporters know?
The Official Programme for the match is a 116-page issue priced at £4, featuring an interview with Joël Piroe and pieces on Jarrod Bowen, Kyle Walker-Peters, and club journalists. Wolves arrive with strong form, having won four and drawn one in all competitions this season, including a 4-1 victory over Stoke City. They have injury doubts over Rafiki Saïd, Kieran Trippier, and Yerson Mosquera. West Ham's next fixture is at home to Derby County on 5 September, a team currently 21st in the Championship table. Fans can follow the match via a live blog on whufc.com and the club's official app. The club's rallying cry was simple: "Come on you Irons!"
