Check out the TV and streaming details for the Wolves v Portsmouth live stream, with Molineux hosting Tuesday night’s Championship game and kick off at 19.45 BST.

What channel is Wolves v Portsmouth on?

Live StreamingDateKick off TimeTV Channel
Wolverhampton Wanderers v Portsmouth20 October 202619.45 BSTSky Sports+

Sky Sports+ has this one, which is where most midweek Championship football lands. It comes with a Sky Sports subscription at no extra cost.

Getting the game on at all has been a saga. It was originally set for 9 September, then moved to 16 September, then pushed back again to tonight.

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Both postponements traced back to European scheduling. Wolves were sent to Everton in the Carabao Cup on the original date, and that tie then moved because Liverpool were hosting Atletico Madrid in the Champions League. Portsmouth registered their frustration with UEFA over it.

Sixteen years have passed since these two last met.

Wolves are eighth and steadied themselves on Friday with a 2-1 win at Burnley, Fer Lopez cancelling out Jamie Vardy before Tawanda Chirewa settled it. That followed back to back defeats against Middlesbrough and Bolton.

A win tonight would put Cesar Peixoto’s side within two points of the automatic promotion places. Molineux has been mixed, though, with Bolton winning 3-1 there last time out.

Portsmouth are 13th and come in on the back of two wins, beating ten-man Sheffield United 3-2 before winning 1-0 at Norwich through a Marko Milovanovic penalty.

John Mousinho’s side have a surprisingly good record in this fixture. Conceding first has tended to be fatal for them this season, so the opening goal matters rather more than usual.