CHELSEA clash with Plymouth Argyle in the FA Cup Fourth Round, after hammering Chesterfield FC in the Third Round 5-1 at Stamford Bridge.
The European champions will have their eyes set on more silverware this season, in the form of the FA Cup, as they look to be out of the Premier League title race.
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Thomas Tuchel’s Blues take on Plymouth who are just outside the play-off spots in League One and will be seeking promotion to the Championship this season.
Chelsea play at the Club World Cup mid-week, so will likely rest a lot of first team players, as Plymouth could look to take advantage of a youthful blues defence.
What time does Chelsea VS Plymouth kick-off?
- Chelsea kick-off against Plymouth at 12:30am UK time on Saturday, February 5.
- The game takes place at Stamford Bridge in London.
- Tickets are sold out, with 6,000 Plymouth fans expected to attend.
What channel is it on and can it be live-streamed?
- Chelsea VS Plymouth Argyle will be shown on the BBC through the red button.
- The game is able to be live streamed on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website, which are downloadable on your mobile device or tablet.
Can I watch it for FREE?
- The game is FREE to watch on the BBC red button service.
- It can also be watched for free on BBC iPlayer or the BBC sport website.
Team news
Edouard Mendy is unavailable after making the AFCON final with Senegal, but Andreas Christiansen could be bought back into the fold after he had COVID-19.
German duo Timo Werner and Kai Havertz could be handed rare starts, with Lukaku struggling for form in recent games.
The blues are still missing their two first choice full-backs in Reece James and Ben Chilwell, which could see Lewis Hall handed the chance to shine again.
January loan signing Steven Sessegnon from Fulham could feature, with Danny Mayor returning to fitness against Doncaster last time out.
Odds
- Chelsea – 1/16
- Draw – 12/1
- Plymouth – 30/1
*Odds courtesy of Betfair and correct at time of publication.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
