Anderlecht v West Ham: how to watch UEFA Conference League game this week on TV and live streaming

West Ham are on the road this week in the UEFA Conference League, as they take on Belgian side R.S.C Anderlecht in the latest gameweek for the recently established competition.

The Hammers’ have managed a perfect start to their 2022-2023 UEFA Conference League campaign this season, sitting top of Group B after wins against FCSB of Romania and a 3-2 victory over IF Silkeborg in their last European outing.

Closer to home, West Ham have come back strong after the international break; their last game in the Premier League saw the Hammers’ overcome Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-0, with goals coming from Gianluca Scamacca and the ever-faithful Jarrod Bowen.

Will the newfound confidence that David Moyes’ men have found after that Premier League win help them continue their unbeaten run in the UEFA Conference League?

Londonworld takes a look at who West Ham United will be playing, and how to watch their next UEFA Conference League game this week.

Who are West Ham playing this week in the UEFA Conference League?

West Ham will travel to Belgium to face R.S.C Anderlecht this week, who entered the UEFA Conference League in the third round having won Belgium’s equivalent to the F.A Cup last season.

Anderlecht beat Estonian team Paide Linnameeskond in the third round, followed by a nail-biting game across two legs against Swiss team Young Boys, who they managed to defeat after a penalty shoot out 3-1.

Anderlecht have already played two games in the UEFA Conference League, and sit second in Group B with four points from a possible six - two points behind their next opponents West Ham United.

When are West Ham playing this week in the UEFA Conference League?

West Ham face Anderlecht at the Lotto Stadium, Anderlect, Brussels, Belgium on Thursday October 6 at 5:45pm BST.

Where can I watch West Ham v Anderlecht in the UEFA Conference League?

The UEFA Conference League game between West Ham United and R.S.C Anderlecht will be screened live on BT Sport 2 from 5:15pm on Thursday October 9.

Coverage begins with pre-match analysis, in-studio punditry and confirmed team sheets ahead of the 5:45pm kick off.

How to sign up to BT Sports?

BT Sport is available to customers with an existing BT package by the following options:

• The “Big Sport” package, which teams BT Sport channels with Sky’s NOW Sport packages, is available for £41 per month (24 month contract, upfront fee: £39.99)
• BT’s standard “Sport” package, which includes BT Sport 1, 2, 3 and 4, is available for £16.99 per month (24 month contract, upfront fee: £39.99)
• There is also the cheaper BT Sport app, which allows all four BT Sport channels to be streamed on laptops, tablets and smartphones, for £16 per month (24 month contract)

To learn more about how to add BT Sport to existing packages, or to create a new package with the provider, you can visit the dedicated BT Sport page.

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