When is the match? West Ham and Wolves face off tonight (Friday, April 10) in a vital Premier League clash at the London Stadium. Nuno Espirito Santo’s side need a win to help avoid the threat of relegation while Wolves, although in decent form, are also chasing a morale-boosting three points but require a miracle to survive the drop.

Kick-off time: The relegation battle is scheduled to kick off at 8pm UK time. The Hammers will have to quickly banish the memory of their FA Cup quarter-final loss to Leeds last Sunday and refocus to take on a Wolves side in dire need of points.

How to watch: In the UK, fans can watch the crucial encounter live on Sky Sports. Coverage is available on the Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League channels, featuring expert analysis and build-up starting from 6:30pm.

How to live stream: Subscribers who prefer to watch on the go can access the match through the Sky Go app. This service allows viewers to stream the entire broadcast live on their smartphones, tablets, or laptops from anywhere in the country.

Alternative options: If you do not have a Sky Sports subscription, you can purchase a NOW Sports membership to watch the action. This flexible option provides temporary access to all Sky Sports channels without the need for a long-term contract.

Viewers in the US: Fans in the United States can tune in to the match through the NBC Sports network. The game will be broadcast on USA Network and streamed live on Peacock.

Radio coverage: Those unable to watch the video broadcast can follow the game through various live audio commentaries. Platforms like BBC Radio 5 Live and talkSPORT often provide detailed play-by-play coverage, while live updates and digital match centres will also be available on the official West Ham and Wolves websites.

Highlights: Highlight packages will be released shortly after the final whistle on the Sky Sports Football YouTube channel. Fans can also catch extended highlights on Match of the Day, which airs on Saturday night at 10.25pm BST on the BBC.