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Chelsea vs Brentford: Date, live stream, TV channel, kick off time and team news for Premier League clash

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CHELSEA will want to silence outside noise and give fans something to cheer about by beating Brentford at the bridge on Saturday.

While it might have been a rocky few weeks off the pitch, on it Chelsea have been firmly in control.

Kai Havertz has been a star man for Chelsea this season.Credit: MatchDay Images Limited

Chelsea have won 11 out of their last 12 games with their only defeat coming against Liverpool on penalties in the Carabao cup final.

As for Brentford, a surprise win at the bridge would be the perfect way to all but secure the club another season in the top flight.

After a great start to the season it looked as though the Bees would have no issues staying in the Premier League, but after a rough patch doubts were cast surrounding their future.

However back to back wins against Norwich and Burnley has lifted the club eight points clear of the drop.

When is Chelsea vs Brentford?

  • Chelsea vs Brentford will be played on Saturday, April 2.
  • The Premier League match will kick off at 3pm.
  • It will be played at Stamford Bridge.

What TV channel is Chelsea vs Brentford on and can I live stream it?

  • Unfortunately the game is not available to watch on TV in the UK.
  • However, SunSport will be running our LIVE BLOG, which will provide minute-by-minute updates from the game.

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Team News

Chelsea

Reece James is expected to be back and fit after withdrawing from international duty with England to concentrate on his recovery.

Callum Hudson-Odoi, Jorginho and Andreas Christensen are all expected to return to the match day squad as well after recovering from minor injuries.

Brentford

Christian Eriksen and Saman Ghoddas both currently have Coronavirus but should be recovered in time to be in the squad against Chelsea.

Josh DaSilva will also return to the squad after being suspended in the last game.

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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk

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