Stevenage West Ham live stream: free on West Ham TV tonight
West Ham United will live stream their pre-season friendly against Stevenage on West Ham TV on Wednesday 22 July, with kick-off at 7.45pm BST from the Lamex Stadium. Season Ticket Holders can watch the Stevenage West Ham clash free of the usual £5 charge, while other fans can buy a one-off match pass.
Key Takeaways
- The Stevenage West Ham friendly is live on West Ham TV from 7.45pm BST on 22 July 2026.
- More than 50,000 Season Ticket Holders watch free; others need a one-off match pass.
- West Ham’s 1,363-ticket away allocation at the Lamex Stadium has sold out.
- The free stream mirrors the club’s offer for Saturday’s 1-1 draw with Southend United.
- It is Nuno Espírito Santo’s second public pre-season friendly before Sunday’s game against Rangers.
Where can you watch Stevenage West Ham live?
West Ham have confirmed the Stevenage fixture will be shown live on West Ham TV, the club’s official streaming service. Season Ticket Holders must sign into the West Ham account linked to their ticket, then open the match via the West Ham TV page.
Supporters without a Season Ticket can still follow the action by purchasing a one-off match pass through the same platform. Full streaming and fixture updates also sit in our Streaming & TV Alerts hub.
Why is the Stevenage West Ham stream free for Season Ticket Holders?
The club is running another Season Ticket bonus before Wednesday night’s friendly. More than 50,000 holders can skip the usual £5 streaming fee, the same approach used for the Southend United warm-up.
Read West Ham noted the gesture comes after fans renewed despite relegation to the Championship. For many, it is a practical way to track Nuno Espírito Santo’s early plans when they cannot travel to Hertfordshire.
What time does Stevenage vs West Ham kick off?
Kick-off at the Lamex Stadium is 7.45pm BST on Wednesday 22 July 2026. The Hammers arrive after a 1-1 draw with Southend and face Rangers on Sunday in their next public friendly.
West Ham’s full away allocation of 1,363 tickets sold out to Season Ticket Holders, so the stream is the main route for fans locked out of the ground. Stevenage and West Ham have never met competitively, though they drew 2-2 in a July 2014 pre-season meeting in Hertfordshire.
Expect minutes for senior players and academy prospects as both squads build toward 2026-27. Stevenage are preparing after a League One play-off exit last season, while West Ham begin life as Championship title favourites under Nuno.