Is Brentford vs Chelsea on TV? Channel and live stream

Brentford host Chelsea in Premier League action at the Gtech Community Stadium on Wednesday evening. We have all the key details here, including whether the game is on a TV channel, and live stream information.

The Bees go into the game off the back of a 2-0 win over Brighton on Saturday. It ended a run of three Premier League games without a victory, and moved Thomas Frank's side into the top half of the table.

They sit ninth, with 13 points from 10 games, going into tonight's clash. Another win could take them as high as fifth.

Standing in their way is Graham Potter's Chelsea, who are yet to lose a game since the Englishman was appointed last month.

The Blues are on a run of four consecutive wins in the Premier League. Their most recent victory came against Aston Villa at Villa Park on Sunday.

Mason Mount scored twice in a 2-0 win, meaning Chelsea head into tonight's game in fourth place, on 19 points. They are eight points behind leaders Arsenal, with a game in hand.

Here is all you need to know about how to watch the game, and TV details:

Is Brentford vs Chelsea on TV? What channel is it on?

Brentford vs Chelsea is not on TV tonight. Sky Sports and BT Sport do not have broadcasting rights to show any of the current round of Premier League fixtures.

Instead, Amazon Prime are carrying coverage of all nine midweek fixtures. For more details on how to subscribe to the service, including how to sign up for a free trial if you have not been a Prime subscriber in the last 12 months, click on this link.

Brentford vs Chelsea: Live stream

If you are an existing Prime subscriber, you can access Brentford vs Chelsea via live stream on the Amazon Prime Video service.

This can be viewed via this link, with Prime members required to sign in to the service before they can watch.

Brentford vs Chelsea: What is the kick-off time?

Pre-match coverage of Brentford vs Chelsea begins on Prime Video at 6:30pm UK time. Simon Thomas will present the action, with Rachel Brown-Finnis and Gianfranco Zola as the two pundits.

The match itself will begin at 7:30pm UK time, with Steve Wilson and Lucy Ward on commentary.