West Ham vs Wolves: How to watch, tv channel and kick-off time for Championship clash

West Ham United are desperate to kick into gear when they welcome Wolverhampton Wanderers to London Stadium on Tuesday.

The Hammers played out a low-key 1-1 draw at Watford last time out, which followed up the encouraging 4-1 EFL Cup win over Southampton.

It means West Ham are now winless in their opening three Championship fixtures to start the campaign.

Nuno Espirito Santo is consequently facing the pressure ahead of the visit of Wolves, who he led to promotion from the second tier in the 2017-18 campaign.

But there will be little time for Nuno to reminisce about good times as he attempts to get West Ham firing in their bid for promotion.

For those fans unable to attend the game live at London Stadium, West Ham Zone has all the details about how you can watch at home.

How can I watch West Ham vs Wolves?

West Ham squandered a two-goal lead to start their second-tier campaign with a 2-2 draw against Burnley earlier this month.

That preceded a desperately disappointing performance in a 2-1 home reverse to Charlton in their last outing at London Stadium.

The EFL Cup win over Saints provided some hope that a corner could be turned, but it was a mediocre performance against the Hornets.

The assignments do not get any easier either, with Wolves - also relegated from the Premier League last season - the next to visit East London.

A bumper crowd is expected once again to cheer on the Hammers in a game that kicks off at 7.45pm UK time, but the game is also able to be viewed at home.

Fans can watch the West Ham Championship clash against on Wolves on Sky Sports, who will show the game as part of their Sky Sports+ offering on the red button.

What is West Ham's recent record like vs Wolves?

West Ham's recent record against Wolves stacks up reasonably well.

The Hammers have emerged victorious in six of the past 10 meetings between the teams in all competitions, with Wolves winning the other four.

Indeed, Nuno's men were comfortable 4-0 winners the last time Wolves visited London Stadium as recently as April.

Konstantinos Mavropanos and Taty Castellanos were both on target twice in that game.

Wolves did, though, defeat the Hammers twice at Molineux last time - once in the Premier League and once in the Carabao Cup.