West Ham games: Upcoming fixtures and TV schedule
Introduction: Why the West Ham games matter
West Ham games attract wide interest from supporters and broadcasters across the UK. Fixtures and kick‑off times influence travel plans, ticketing and TV viewing for fans, while broadcast allocations determine which matches are accessible live. With Premier League action running through the spring, clear information on upcoming matches and channels is important for followers of the Hammers.
Main fixtures and broadcast details
Scheduled fixtures (selected)
Compiled from the latest available listings, key upcoming West Ham fixtures include:
- Sat 24 Jan — West Ham United v Sunderland (Premier League)
- Sat 31 Jan — Chelsea v West Ham United (Premier League)
- Sat 7 Feb — Burnley v West Ham United (Premier League)
- Sat 21 Feb — West Ham United v AFC Bournemouth (Premier League)
- Sat 28 Feb — Liverpool v West Ham United (Premier League)
- Sat 25 Apr — West Ham United v Everton (Premier League)
- Sat 2 May — Brentford v West Ham United (Premier League)
- Sat 9 May — West Ham United v Arsenal (Premier League)
Kick‑off times and source notes
Sources show some variation in listed kick‑off times, which can reflect time‑zone displays or updates by organisers. One listing shows the Sunderland match on 24 January with a 12:30pm kick‑off in the UK. Another source provides times that may appear in different time zones; fans should check local listings. The London Stadium events calendar also lists West Ham v AFC Bournemouth on 21 February with a 17:30 local start, which differs from another schedule that gives an earlier time for that fixture.
TV coverage in the UK
Broadcasters listed for West Ham matches include Sky Sports and TNT Sports for Premier League fixtures. FA Cup matches are noted on BBC and TNT Sports, while Carabao Cup coverage can include Sky Sports and ITV. The West Ham v Sunderland match on 24 January is specifically listed as live on TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports Ultimate.
Conclusion: What fans should do next
These west ham games include several high‑profile opponents that will be of particular interest to supporters. Because times and broadcast assignments can change, fans should confirm kick‑off times and channels via the club’s official site, ticketing confirmations and broadcaster guides before making travel or viewing plans. Key clashes against Chelsea, Liverpool and Arsenal are likely to attract national coverage, so supporters should plan ahead to secure tickets or subscription access where required.
