How to watch Brentford vs Wolves in US and UK - TV channel, live stream, team news

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Brentford hosts Wolves in the Premier League on Monday; here is how to watch the game, TV channel, live stream details, and early team news for the game at the Gtech Community Stadium

Brentford faces Wolves in the Premier League later(Image: Getty Images)

Brentford could inch closer to the fight for Champions League qualification as this season's surprise package hosts Wolves in the Premier League on Monday.

Keith Andrews' side has defied its pre-season expectations to sit seventh in the table, and a win against the league's bottom team would take it to within a point of Chelsea, and may well line it up for an improbable spot at Europe's top table next season.

Wolves though will be aiming to spoil the Bees' party, and in the process keep the team's faint hopes of staying up alive. With wins in each of its last two league games, a late miracle is still not out of the question, although it still remains a long shot.

Here's everything you need to know about how to watch Brentford vs. Wolves in the United States and the United Kingdom.

What time is kick-off?

It's an 8 pm kick-off in the U.K. at the Gtech Community Stadium.

For fans in the U.S., that means the game starts at 4 pm Eastern Time and 1 pm Pacific Time.

Is the game on TV?

The game is available to watch for U.K. viewers on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League, with coverage getting underway at 6:30 pm.

The game can be streamed via Sky Go, Now TV, or the Sky Sports website if you get your subscription through another provider.

Fans in the U.S. will also be able to watch all the action, with live coverage and streaming available via the USA Network.

Team news

Brentford remains without Rico Henry, Aaron Hickey and Vitaly Janelt, with all three not expected to return before the upcoming international break.

Arsenal loanee Reiss Nelson could be back in contention though, with the 26-year-old close to a return from a calf problem.

Antoni Milambo, Fabio Carvalho and Josh Dasilva will all miss out again though, and are still a long way off with their recoveries from knee injuries.

As for the visitors, Wolves boss Rob Edwards is hoping to have goalkeeper Jose Sa back after sitting out the FA Cup defeat to Liverpool, with the Portuguese international suffering from an ankle problem.

Andre will be back in contention after serving his suspension in the cup, but Enso Gonzalez remains out after missing the last couple of months with a knee injury.