Is Chelsea vs Brighton on TV? Live stream info and kick-off time for Premier League match

Here is everything you need to know about how to watch Chelsea vs Brighton this weekend as both sides look to fire themselves up the Premier League table

Chelsea will be aiming to build momentum with a win over Brighton this weekend. Enzo Maresca’s side reacted to last week’s defeat to Manchester United with a win over Lincoln City in the Carabao Cup, but the Blues will be eager to get points on the board in the Premier League.

Brighton could pose a tricky test for Maresca’s team as the their sole league victory so far came against Manchester City last month. The Seagulls will also be flying high after another emphatic cup win in midweek.

Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler would have been delighted to watch his side’s 6-0 away win at Barnsley on Tuesday, as Diego Gomez stole the show with a four-goal haul. The result follows Brighton’s victory over Oxford United by the same scoreline in the previous round.

Meanwhile, Chelsea were given an early scare in their cup run as Lincoln went in 1-0 up at half-time. Fortunately for Maresca, quick-fire goals from Tyrique George and Brighton loanee Facundo Buonanotte shortly after the interval spared Chelsea’s blushes.

Chelsea and Brighton now turn their attention back to the Premier League. Here, Mirror Football looks at all the information needed for the clash between Chelsea and Brighton.

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What time does Chelsea vs Brighton kick off?

Chelsea are set to host Brighton at Stamford Bridge. The match is scheduled to kick off at 3pm on Saturday 27 September.

Is Chelsea vs Brighton on TV?

Chelsea vs Brighton has not been selected for live broadcast by Sky Sports or TNT Sports this weekend. The kick off time also means the game will be played during the 3pm blackout for football on TV in the UK.

However, the match will be broadcast live in various countries worldwide. Broadcasters showing the game globally include beIN SPORTS in the Middle East and North Africa, while V Sport holds the rights to show Premier League games in parts of Scandinavia.

Canal + is showing the game in France and parts of Africa. Meanwhile, DAZN has the rights in Spain and Portugal.

For fans in the UK, highlights will be available to watch on the Sky Sports Premier League YouTube channel shortly after the final whistle. Both clubs will also show highlights on their respective YouTube accounts. Match of the Day will provide a round-up of the day’s action, including Chelsea vs Brighton, on BBC One from 10.30pm.

Is there a live stream for Chelsea vs Brighton?

Chelsea’s clash with Brighton may not be available to be streamed in the UK, but it will be live streamed in numerous countries around the world. In the USA, Peacock will stream the action to fans with a subscription.

Chelsea vs Brighton will also be shown on DAZN Canada and fuboTV Canada, which will allow fans in the country to live stream the match. Viaplay, who hold the broadcast rights for Chelsea vs Brighton in Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden and the Netherlands, will also provide a live stream.

Team news for Chelsea vs Brighton

Chelsea substituted Cole Palmer with a groin injury early on in last week’s defeat to Manchester United, despite the 23-year-old passing a fitness test before the game at Old Trafford. He was not involved in the Blues’ win over Lincoln.

Buonanotte scored his first Chelsea goal in midweek but is ineligible for the fixture as he is unable to play against his parent club. Chelsea duo Joao Pedro and Moises Caicedo are not in peak condition but will be expected to play against their former club at Stamford Bridge. Striker Liam Delap is sidelined with a hamstring injury.

Ex-Brighton goalkeeper Robert Sanchez will be available for the game, despite his red card against Manchester United last weekend. He served his one-match ban during the cup win over Lincoln.

Meanwhile, Brighton will be without Jack Hinshelwood due to an ankle injury he sustained against Bournemouth earlier this month. Solly March continues to be sidelined with a knee injury, while defender Adam Webster has undergone surgery after suffering a knee ligament injury during pre-season.

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