West Ham vs Wolves: Team News and Confirmed Lineups

Originally posted on Last Word On Sports
By Luke Fletcher | Last updated Apr 10, 2026 3:37 PM ET

These are the confirmed lineups and latest team news for West Ham vs Wolves in this Premier League clash at the London Stadium. Kick off at 8 pm GMT.

Both sides come into this fixture in what has been described as a crucial relegation battle, with West Ham sitting just above the drop zone and Wolves currently bottom of the table. With both teams desperate for points at this late stage of the season, this encounter could prove decisive in the fight for survival. Wolves will be aiming to build on their recent improvements, while West Ham will look to capitalise on home advantage. Here is all the team news and the confirmed lineups ahead of kickoff.

West Ham vs Wolves Confirmed Lineups & Team News

West Ham Team News

Lukasz Fabianski, Crysencio Summerville, Callum Wilson, and Jean-Clair Todibo are all dealing with injury issues. Despite these setbacks, West Ham still have attacking threats and will rely on their forward players to make the difference.

Nuno Espírito Santo had this to say on playing Wolves: “The first time we faced them (in the reverse Premier League fixture in January 2026), it was probably one of the hardest moments we’ve had as a group. That was a really disappointing performance, but we came through that moment and improved a lot, and we’re in a much better place now.

“It’s going to be a tough game, because they’re a good team that is improving. You can see that, but we are ready to compete.

We’re playing at home, which is a big advantage for us. We know the fans are going to be there, and we know we have a mission in our hands that we’re going to try to fulfil.”

Wolves Team News

Sam Johnstone and Matt Doherty have both been ruled out of this game through injury, but Wolves have no other selection issues coming into this clash.

Rob Edwards had this to say on facing West Ham: “It’s a huge game for both teams. For us, we want to take things as far as we can, keep improving and keep the momentum going.”