Follow the Fulham v AFC Wimbledon live stream on Sky Sports+, with the EFL Cup second round tie at Craven Cottage kicking off at 20.00 BST. TV channel and streaming details are below.
| Live Streaming | Date | Kick off Time | TV Channel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fulham v AFC Wimbledon | 27 August 2026 | 20.00 BST | Sky Sports+ |
Fulham v AFC Wimbledon on TV: Live Streaming Details
Fulham v AFC Wimbledon is streaming live in the UK on Sky Sports+, which is included with a Sky Sports subscription at no extra cost. Sky Sports customers can watch through the Sky Sports app, Sky Go or the red button, while NOW members can pick it up with a Sports Day or Month Membership. Kick off is at 20:00 BST on Thursday 27th August 2026.
Fulham close out Thursday’s double header at Craven Cottage, three days on from a chastening opening weekend.
Alvaro Arbeloa’s first Premier League game in charge ended in a 3-2 defeat to Chelsea, the visitors doing their damage inside the opening 49 minutes.
There were positives going forward, with 14 shots and six on target against a side tipped for the Champions League places, but the defending has left Arbeloa plenty to think about.
Joachim Andersen is available again after sitting out the derby through suspension. With a trip to Sunderland to come on Sunday, changes are expected, and Kenny Tete, Ryan Sessegnon, Luc De Fougerolles, Shea Charles, Harrison Reed, Emile Smith Rowe and Rodrigo Muniz could all come in.
AFC Wimbledon have already been involved in two penalty shootouts this season, going out of the EFL Trophy to Leyton Orient but beating Newport County from the spot to reach this round.
Johnnie Jackson’s side are still waiting for a first League One goal of the campaign, though a goalless draw with Reading on Saturday was a step up from the 3-0 defeat at Huddersfield Town on the opening day.
Jackson has Wigan Athletic and Burton Albion to come within a week and is likely to rotate too, with Nathan Bishop in goal and chances for Andy Yiadom, Steven Sessegnon, Callum Maycock, Aron Sasu and Antwoine Hackford.
Former Luton attacker Harry Cornick, signed this summer, is expected to start among the substitutes.
This is the first competitive meeting between the clubs. Fulham last faced a Wimbledon side in 2001, before the original club relocated to Milton Keynes.
