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NEWS · 17 Sep 2026

Derby weekend returns as West Ham, Millwall and Wolves, West Brom clash

The Championship’s first derby weekend sees West Ham face Millwall at London Stadium, while Wolves host West Bromwich Albion at Molineux. The fixtures revive historic rivalries and set the tone for a season of high‑stakes battles.

The Championship opens with a flurry of rivalry action, as West Ham United travel to Millwall for the storied London derby. The match, played at the London Stadium, is the first of the season’s derby weekend and promises to reignite a fierce local rivalry that dates back decades.

Across the country, Wolves will take on West Bromwich Albion at Molineux. The two clubs have a long history of competitive clashes, and the fixture is expected to be a hard‑fought contest as both sides look to establish themselves early in the league.

These derbies are more than just local bragging rights; they are key fixtures that can provide a psychological edge and momentum for the clubs involved. A strong performance in these games can boost confidence heading into the congested Championship schedule.

Both fixtures are scheduled for the weekend, offering fans a double header of intense football. The matches will be broadcast on Sky Sports and will attract significant viewership due to the historic nature of the rivalries.

With the Championship season underway, the outcomes of these derby clashes could set the tone for the rest of the campaign, influencing league standings and shaping the narrative for clubs looking to push for promotion or avoid relegation.