The one thing Evertonians crave, above all else, is a major trophy. Amazingly, the Toffees have never actually won the League Cup, beaten in the finals of 1977 and 1984, most recently getting to the semi-finals 11 seasons ago.
This year, David Moyes' men began their Carabao Cup quest by demolishing Preston North End 4-0 at Deepdale, thanks to a hat-trick from Thierno Barry. Next up, the Blues welcome Wolverhampton Wanderers to Hill Dickinson Stadium on Wednesday night, so find out how to watch this tie on TV from anywhere on earth.
How do I watch Everton vs Wolves in the UK?
In the United Kingdom and Ireland, Everton vs Wolverhampton Wanderers is being broadcast on Sky Sports+. This can be found across Sky platforms by pressing the red button or online.
How do I watch Everton vs Wolves in the USA?
CBS Sports hold the rights to the EFL Cup in the United States, with this fixture available to watch on Paramount+.
How do I watch Everton vs Wolves around the world?
Country | Broadcaster(s) |
|---|---|
UK & Ireland | Sky Sports+ |
United States | Paramount+ |
Australia, New Zealand and Arab world | beIN SPORTS |
Canada and Japan | DAZN |
Africa | Startimes Sports Arena |
South and Central America | Disney+ Premium |
Nordic countries and Netherlands | Viaplay |
Brazil | ESPN2 |
Korea Republic | Coupang Play |
Portugal | Sport TV2 |
What time does Everton vs Wolves kick off?
This fixture at Bramley-Moore Dock kicks off at 7:45pm (BST). That is 2:45pm on the east coast of the United States, and 11:45am for those operating on Pacific time.
This week's remaining Carabao Cup third round fixture list
Wednesday 16 September
- Kick off 7:45pm: Everton vs Wolverhampton Wanderers.
- Kick off 7:45pm: Fleetwood Town vs Sheffield United.
- Kick off 8pm: Manchester United vs Brighton & Hove Albion.
- Kick off 8pm: Coventry City vs Aston Villa.
Thursday 17 September
- Kick off 7:30pm: Manchester City vs Norwich City.
When is the Carabao Cup fourth round draw?
The Carabao Cup fourth round draw takes place shortly after this match will conclude, scheduled to commence at around 10:30pm UK time. Everton or Wolves will be number 13 in the draw.
11 clubs have already guaranteed their place in the draw. Nine of them are from the Premier League, namely Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, Newcastle United, Crystal Palace, Sunderland, Bournemouth, Brentford and Fulham. They are joined by two EFL League One sides, with Peterborough United and Bradford City, probably, the sides everyone else wants to face.
The remaining five spots will be snapped up on Wednesday and Thursday. The fourth round fixtures will take place on 27, 28 and 29 October, which falls in between Premier League games against Arsenal in North London and then Newcastle on Merseyside for Moyes' team, if they overcome Wolves first of course.
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