Everton’s Carabao Cup third-round tie against Wolves kicks off at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on Wednesday, 16 September 2026, with a 7.45pm BST start. This update, published on 2 October 2026, confirms the latest broadcast arrangements for David Moyes’ side as their cup run continues.
A common question ahead of kick-off is simple: is Everton v Wolves on TV? Yes, and the game is being shown live for supporters on both sides of the Atlantic. Full channel and streaming details are below, along with a look back at how each side reached this stage.
This article updates our original broadcast preview for the fixture with the confirmed details.
How Everton and Wolves Reached the Carabao Cup Third Round
Everton eased into round three with a 4-0 win over Preston North End in round two. Thierno Barry scored a hat-trick, and Brennan Johnson also found the net, as Moyes’ side made light work of their Championship opponents. That display underlined Everton’s attacking threat heading into the visit of Wolves.
Wolves progressed too, but they arrive with recent history on their side in this competition. The two clubs met at this same stage last season, when Wolves won 2-0 at Molineux thanks to goals from Marshall Munetsi and Tolu Arokodare. Our predicted lineups for the tie look at how Moyes could set up to reverse that result.
Is Everton v Wolves on TV?
Is Everton v Wolves on TV? Yes, and supporters have options in both the UK and the US. The match is live in the UK on Sky Sports+, with a stream also available through the Sky Sports app and on NOW Sports.
In the United States, coverage is live on Paramount+ from 2.45pm ET, which allows for the time difference ahead of the 7.45pm BST kick-off at Hill Dickinson Stadium. Either way, there is no need to miss the tie.
What Happens Next for David Moyes’ Side
Attention turns quickly to the Premier League once the cup tie is done. Everton host Ipswich Town at the Hill Dickinson Stadium on Saturday, with team news expected closer to the upcoming Ipswich Town fixture.
Supporters can follow latest Everton team news throughout the week as Moyes weighs up his options after two rounds of cup football, with a quick turnaround between the midweek tie and the weekend’s league assignment.
