West Ham v Silkeborg: How to watch Europa Conference League clash on TV, recent form and kick off time

Goals from Manuel Lanzini, Craig Dawson and Gianluca Scamacca saw West Ham claim all three points when these sides last met

West Ham will host Danish outfit Silkeborg in their penultimate group game in the Europa Conference League. West Ham need just a draw to ensure they finish top of the group, as they lie six points ahead of second place.

The Hammers have had a great return to European football, boasting a perfect record in their group that consists of their next opponents Silkeborg, Belgian side Anderlecht and FCSB, who are currently bottom of the group.

The Hammers are also fairing better domestically too, and currently sit 10th in the Premier League. Their latest win came against Bournemouth, in a game dominated by VAR decisions.

Summer signing Thilo Kehrer seemingly used his hands to assist Kurt Zouma for their opener, before Said Benrahma tucked away a penalty after Bournemouth defender Jordan Zemura was judged to have used his hand to block a cross.

It will be West Ham’s last game in the competition untilNovember 3, when they face FCSB away from home. Before then, they face a rejuvenated Manchester United away from home in the Premier League.

When does West Ham v Silkeborg kick off?

Kick off at the London Stadium, which has been the home of West Ham since 2016 will be at 8pm, with the game to finish just short of 10pm, barring any major incidents.

Is West Ham v Silkeborg on TV?

Yes. BT Sport provides extension coverage of European football, including the Europa Conference League. You can begin to watch the build up of the game from 7:45pm, on BT Sport 2.

How to sign up to BT Sport

Fans wishing to watch West Ham v Silkeborg on BT Sport can purchase their monthly pass. The monthly Pass gets you a month of BT Sport, contract free. It’s only £25 per month and is a rolling contract with no up front fee required and can be cancelled at any time.

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Another option is the ‘Big Sport package’. This package gives you access to all 11 Sky Sports channels, Eurosport one and two and of course all BT Sport channels. It costs £41 a month and is a 24-month contract with £30 to be paid up front.

And finally, the cheapest option is the simply named ‘Sport’ package. This costs £16 a month with £30 up front and is a 24-month contract. Included is All BT Sport channels plus BoxNation, a recordable TV box and instant access to the BT Sport app.

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