West Ham’s Carabao Cup second round tie against Charlton Athletic will be streamed live by the EFL. for a tenner.
Tuesday night’s game at London Stadium will be played behind closed doors, but UK-based fans will need to fork out cash to watch the match via the Carabao Cup official live streaming platform.
Match passes are available for £10 by clicking here with West Ham saying the prices are set by the EFL, who are managing the service.
More information about the stream, including FAQs and how to sign up, can be found at the Carabao Cup live microsite here.
The Hammers will welcome League One side Charlton to east London for the first competitive meeting between the clubs since the 2006/07 season, looking to book a home third round tie against Leeds United or Hull City.
The Hammers beat Newport County in the second round of the cup last season only to be embarrassingly defeated 4-0 by Oxford United in the next round.
How much?
Tenner to get the hump tomorrow night and ruin your evening.
Exactly my thoughts Dave
Paying supporters a tenner to watch the same old players failing to compete due to inadequacies in the squad is one way of dealing with the problem. Better option reinvent playing squad before it’s to late.