How to watch Ipswich Town vs Wolves: TV channel, streaming details and team news

Wolves face Championship high-flyers Ipswich Town in Round Three of the Carabao Cup.

Gary O’Neil’s side beat Blackpool in convincing fashion as they won 5-0 at Molineux in the last round and now face a sterner test.

The Tractor Boys are currently second in the Championship, and won 4-3 against Blackburn Rovers at the weekend. Ipswich have had to go through two opponents to reach this stage and defeated Bristol Rovers 2-0 in the first round before beating Reading on penalties.

When is Ipswich Town v Wolves?

Ipswich and Wolves takes place on Tuesday, September 26. Kick-off is at 7.45 pm, and team nws is expected at around 6.45 pm.

Can I watch Ipswich Town v Wolves?

Unfortunately, this game hasn’t been chosen for coverage, and so fans in the United Kingdom cannot watch the clash in its entirety.

Sky Sports have chosen to broadcast the all Premier League clash between Manchester United and Crystal Palace instead.

If you tune in to Sky Sports News however, there is a midweek Soccer Special, and that will show the goals as they go in. An EFL Carabao Cup highlights programme will air on ITV1 at 12.05 am on Wednesday.

Head-to-head

This is the first meeting in five-years between Ipswich and Wolves and that finished 1-0 in the favour of Wolves. Matt Doherty scored in a 1-0 win which helped put Wolves on their way to the 2017/18 Championship title, and he could feature against them again.

Wolves have a good record against Ipswich and you have to go back to November 4, 2014, for the last time that Wolves tasted defeat to them. Mick McCarthy, a popular figure at Wolves masterminded a 2-1 win over Kenny Jackett that day with Daryl Murphy scoring a brace after Karl Henry had equalised.

Team news

BirminghamWorld reporter Charlie Haffenden believes Wolves could make up to eight changes against Ipswich Town tonight.

Wolves don't have many injury worries to contend with but under-21's midfielder Joe Hodge is recovering from a hamstring injury and is unlikely to feature. Jean Ricner-Bellegarde is to serve a one-gme suspension after being red carded against Luton Town meanwhile, but at least that means he will only miss two Premier League matches.

As for the opposition, Kayden Jackson has a knee injury, and has not featured in their last two games. Leif Davis could be in contention however after featuring at the weekend amid fears of a long-term injury.

Former Wolves midfielder Lee Evans could feature against his former club, and holds fond memories during his five years in the Midlands.

“I’ve got fond memories of my time there,” said Evans to the East Anglian Daily Times.

“They bought me from Newport, when they were in non-league, started me in their 23s and I graduated into the first team under Kenny Jackett. Wolves kickstarted my career so I will always have them to thank for that.”