Everton vs Wolves: How to watch, TV channel and kick-off time for Carabao Cup clash
Everton are back in action in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday.
Championship side Wolverhampton Wanderers, relegated from the Premier League last season, make the trip to Hill Dickinson Stadium for the third-round clash.
David Moyes picked a strong line-up in the last round, as Preston were put to the sword in a 4-0 victory.
Thierno Barry scored a hat-trick for the Toffees in that clash at Deepdale, while Brennan Johnson was also on target.
Moyes must now weigh up what side to put out for this clash, with Ipswich Town also visiting Merseyside on Saturday in the final game before the international break.
For those supporters who are unable to make Wednesday's contest, Goodison News has all the details on how you can watch at home.
How can I watch Everton vs Wolves in the Carabao Cup?
Everton are still unbeaten this season across the Premier League and Carabao Cup.
Last time out, the Toffees drew a blank as they played out a 0-0 draw against struggling Tottenham Hotspur in North London.
It was Everton's third straight stalemate, following on from the 1-1 they played out against Bournemouth, and the 2-2 draw with Manchester United.
Everton were knocked out of the EFL Cup at the same stage by the same opponents last season, and also fell in the third round to Southampton two years ago.
They will be hoping to right those wrongs against Cesar Peixoto's side this time around, in a game that kicks off at 7.45pm UK time at Hill Dickinson Stadium.
For those unable to make it live, supporters can watch along at home on Sky Sports+, with Sky showing all Carabao Cup fixtures.
What is Everton's recent record against Wolves like?
The Toffees faced Wolves three times last season, winning, drawing, and losing once.
They ran out 3-2 victors at Molineux in the Premier League back in August 2025, and drew the return fixture 1-1 in January.
However, Wolves were 2-0 victors in the Carabao Cup 12 months ago.
In the 2024/25 campaign, Everton routed Wolves 4-0 in a game where Craig Dawson scored two own goals, while the return clash was drawn 1-1.
Wolves did the double over the Toffees in the 2023/24 season, though, winning 1-0 away and 3-0 at Molineux.