Wolves vs Nottingham Forest TV channel, live stream and how to watch Premier League

Nottingham Forest will be hoping to build on Monday night's draw with Aston Villa when they face Wolverhampton Wanderers this weekend

The Reds ended a run of five straight Premier League defeats by picking up a point at the City Ground after Ashley Young cancelled out an Emmanuel Dennis' opener. Wolves also lost last weekend as interim head coach Steve Davis was in charge for the first time during their 3-0 defeat against Chelsea.

Davis and interim assistant head coach James Collins will again oversee this match after the club has failed to appoint a permanent replacement for Bruno Lage in time. Wolves sit just a point and one place above Forest in the relegation zone, meaning a win for Steve Cooper 's side would see them leapfrog their opponents.

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The match is set to kick-off at 3pm this afternoon (Saturday) and will therefore not be broadcast live in the UK due to the blackout. Viewers from outside of the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland will be able to follow live coverage through Premier League partners.

Fans in the USA will be able to follow via NBC Sports and the Peacock streaming service. Fubo TV in Canada and Paramount+ in Mexico.

Star+ will show the match live across South America and SuperSport has broadcast rights across Africa. Those in the Middle East will be able to watch on BeIN Sports and Optus Sport will be available in Australia.

Highlights will also be shown on Match of the Day, the same day, which will air on BBC One at 10:25pm. If unable to watch on the day, supporters can catch up at 7:50am on Sunday.

Our Forest reporter Sarah Clapson will be with you at Molineux to bring you all the build-up and action as it unfolds. She will also be providing post-match reaction, and his coverage will be available to follow on Twitter and Facebook.

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