Seventh in the Premier League host seventh in the Championship at the Hill Dickinson Stadium tonight, kicking off at 19.45 BST. Here’s where to watch the Everton v Wolves live stream.
| Live Streaming | Date | Kick off Time | TV Channel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Everton v Wolverhampton Wanderers | 16 September 2026 | 19.45 BST | Sky Sports+ |
How to watch Everton v Wolves on TV
Kick off at the Hill Dickinson Stadium is 19.45 BST on Wednesday 16 September 2026, and Sky have put this one on Sky Sports+ rather than one of their main channels, which is how they cover several Carabao Cup third round ties at the same time.
Everton have made a quietly decent start, which is not what the mood at the end of the transfer window suggested was coming. Four league games unbeaten has them seventh, though three of those were draws and two of them needed stoppage-time equalisers.
Bournemouth and Manchester United were both in front going into added time and neither of them won. Saturday’s goalless draw at Tottenham was a good deal less dramatic but brought a third clean sheet in five, and Preston North End were taken apart 4-0 in the previous round.
Wolves are here for a fourth away game in a row.
West Ham beat them 4-2 and Birmingham City held them 2-2, which made Sunday’s trip to Bramall Lane feel rather more important than a fifth league game usually would. Raul Jimenez settled it late for a 1-0 win that also gave Cesar Peixoto his first Championship clean sheet of the season, an area that has troubled him since he took over.
Seventh place and three points off leaders West Ham with a game in hand is a fair return for a new manager. Wolves have taken this competition seriously too, beating Port Vale 3-0 and Sheffield Wednesday 2-0 to get here.
They also knocked Everton out of it last season, albeit at Molineux, and drew 1-1 on Merseyside in the league the season before that.
Christian Norgaard will not be back until after the international break and Merlin Rohl is to be assessed after sitting out the Spurs game. David Moyes has Jack Grealish, Tyler Dibling, Carlos Alcaraz and Hayden Hackney available to freshen things up, and 18-year-old Braiden Graham may get a look given how carefully Thierno Barry’s minutes are being managed with no other recognised centre-forward on the books.
Joao Virginia is in line to face his old club in the Wolves goal. Nasser Djiga misses out after coming off at Bramall Lane, Kieran Trippier may not be risked from the start despite returning on Sunday, and deadline day arrivals Ghislain Konan and Sean Neave are both pushing for a first start.
