Chelsea Vs Leicester City: Live Stream And TV Channel Info For Premier League Clash At Stamford Bridge

Chelsea will be in action on Sunday afternoon for their first Premier League clash at home against Leicester City, and here's how to watch the action LIVE.

Frank Lampard experienced back-to-back defeats in his first two competitive matches in charge of Chelsea.

And the Blues boss will be expecting his team to bounce back from their 4-0 loss to Manchester United and Super Cup defeat to Liverpool with a victory at Stamford Bridge.

Here is how to watch Chelsea's first home league match LIVE in the United Kingdom on Sunday.

What TV channel is it on?

Sky Sports will be showing all of the action LIVE from the Premier League match.

Coverage for Chelsea vs Leicester will begin on Sky Sports Main Event, Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Ultra HD from 4pm on Sunday evening.

And Sky subscribers can stream the action online through Sky Go, with non-Sky subscribers able to pick up a NOW TV pass to stream the clash LIVE.

Sky Go is available on PC, mobile and tablets, while Sky Go Extra also provides access for Xbox and PlayStation owners.

What time is kick-off?

The match will officially kick off from 4.30pm local time at Stamford Bridge.

Sky Sports won the rights to broadcast 32 matches live from 4.30pm for the 2019-20 Premier League campaign.

What are the fixtures this weekend?

Sheffield United will be in action against Crystal Palace for the early kick-off on Sunday, while United will travel to the Molineux on Monday for their match with Wolves.

Sunday: Sheffield United vs Crystal Palace (2pm), Chelsea vs Leicester City (4.30pm).

Monday: Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Manchester United (8pm).

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Topics: Frank Lampard, Football News, Leicester City, Chelsea, Football, Premier League, Blues, Brendan Rodgers, stamford bridge

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