How to watch Millwall vs West Ham for FREE: TV channel and live stream for Championship today

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-09-19 · by Oli Gent

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Millwall and West Ham are set to face each other in a Championship match after a decade-long absence of this rivalry. The last meeting ended with West Ham winning 2-1 back in 2012. This upcoming clash will be the first for new managers Nuno Espírito Santo at West Ham and Alex Neil at Millwall, both competing for promotion to the Premier League. The match can be watched live on Sky Sports Football or ITV1 starting from noon BST with a kick-off at 12:30pm.
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On September 19, West Ham United faced Millwall FC in a highly anticipated Championship match after a 14-year hiatus. To prevent potential violence, 400 police officers were deployed around South Bermondsey station, which was designated as the main entry point for away fans. False messages suggesting South Bermondsey would be closed were circulating online to divert fans and potentially stir trouble.

The Metropolitan Police enforced special measures including a Section 60 order allowing enhanced stop-and-search powers without reasonable suspicion, aimed at maintaining safety during the match. Both clubs advised supporters to use specific transport routes to keep rival fan groups apart. West Ham reiterated its commitment to zero-tolerance for discriminatory behavior and emphasized that fans would face serious consequences if they violated this policy.

Despite these precautions, there were six arrests reported by police before and after the game. The match ended in a 2-2 draw, with no immediate reports of on-field violence or major disruptions.

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Gent, O. (2026, September 19). How to watch Millwall vs West Ham for FREE: TV channel and live stream for Championship today. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/how-to-watch-millwall-vs-west-ham-free-tv-channel-and-live-stream-championship-today-b1297416.html

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Topics

Hammers Irons Millwall Sky the Premier League

Subjects

Sky PERSON · 2× Alex Neil PERSON · 1× Carlton Cole PERSON · 1× Gianfranco Zola’s PERSON · 1× Hammers ORG · 1× Irons PERSON · 1× Kevin Nolan PERSON · 1× Liam Trotter PERSON · 1× Nuno Espirito Santo PERSON · 1× Winston Reid PERSON · 1×

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The fierce rivals have not faced each other since 2012, the last time that the Hammers were in the second tier, as one of world football’s most bitter conflicts sparks into life once more.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-09-19
🔮 Kevin Nolan also saw red in an ill-tempered affair that would turn out to be the pair’s last for a while, as Gianfranco Zola’s side were promoted back to the top flight via the play-offs.

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The fierce rivals have not faced each other since 2012, the last time that the Hammers were in the second tier, as one of world football’s most bitter conflicts sparks into life once more. asserted
one → face → life
The Irons were victorious the last time these two met, back at the Boleyn Ground over a decade ago. asserted
two → meet → Ground
Carlton Cole and Winston Reid netted for the home side, while Liam Trotter snatched a strike for the visitors. asserted
Trotter → net → visitors
Kevin Nolan also saw red in an ill-tempered affair that would turn out to be the pair’s last for a while, as Gianfranco Zola’s side were promoted back to the top flight via the play-offs. asserted
side → see → offs
Now, Nuno Espirito Santo will get his first taste of this storied derby, with Alex Neil in the opposite dugout. asserted
Santo → get → dugout
Both will be desperate for a victory, as, along with local bragging rights, will come a huge three points as both sides battle for promotion to the promised land of the Premier League. asserted
sides → come → League
This match will be broadcast live on Sky Sports Football and ITV1. asserted
match → broadcast → Football
Sky’s coverage will begin at 11.30am BST, while the free-to-air ITV broadcast begins at 12pm BST ahead of the 12.30pm BST kick-off. asserted
broadcast → begin → off
You can stream the game live on the ITVX website and app, while Sky subscribers can stream live on the Sky Go website and app. asserted
subscribers → stream → website
You can also follow the match live with Standard Sport’s live blog, complete with insight and analysis from Arthur Ferridge at The Den. asserted
You → follow → Den
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