Find out where to watch the West Ham v Fulham live stream, with the London Stadium hosting this Carabao Cup third round tie and kick off set for 19.45 BST. The TV channel details are below.

Live StreamingDateKick off TimeTV Channel
West Ham United v Fulham15 September 202619.45 BSTSky Sports+
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West Ham v Fulham Live Stream Details

West Ham have taken to life in the Championship well. Four straight wins have put them top of the table, the latest a 6-0 thrashing of Wrexham on Friday night.

Nuno Espirito Santo’s side have scored 16 goals across their last four outings and have lost only once all season. Confidence will not be an issue against top flight opposition.

They reached this stage by winning 4-1 at Southampton on 25 August, 19-year-old Joshua Ajala scoring twice before Taty Castellanos and Jarrod Bowen added late goals. Portsmouth were beaten 3-1 in the opening round.

Joel Veltman misses out with a muscle injury, leaving Kyle Walker-Peters to cover at right-back. Tomas Soucek is still sidelined with an ankle problem.

Fulham arrive in rather different shape. Alvaro Arbeloa has collected a single point from his opening Premier League games, though that point came in his most recent outing.

They held Liverpool to a 0-0 draw at Anfield on Saturday and might have won it but for a goal-line clearance from Jeremy Jacquet. It was a performance to build on.

The caveat is that Fulham are still waiting for a first away goal of the season. Their one win of the campaign came in this competition, a 3-0 defeat of AFC Wimbledon in the second round.

Tom Cairney is not expected back until next month following knee surgery. Benjamin Lecomte started the Wimbledon tie in goal and could be handed another run out here.