How to watch Chelsea vs Leeds United: Kick-off time, TV & stream details for Carabao Cup clash
All the key information you need to know ahead of Leeds United’s Carabao Cup third round trip to Chelsea.
Leeds United will look to continue their impressive start to the season when they travel to Chelsea in the Carabao Cup tonight.
Daniel Farke will take charge of a third round tie in this competition for the first time as Leeds boss, having beaten Nottingham Forest 2-0 in the previous tie. His Whites side are four unbeaten across all competitions and look set for an exciting season.
Hosts Chelsea suffered their first defeat of the season at Arsenal on Sunday and beat Luton Town in the previous round. Ahead of tonight’s Stamford Bridge meeting, the YEP has all you need to know...
When is Chelsea vs Leeds United?
Leeds’ Carabao Cup third round tie with Chelsea takes place tonight, Wednesday September 9. Kick-off at Stamford Bridge is set for 8pm.
Strangely, it’s also the only Carabao Cup third round clash taking place tonight. Five games were played out yesterday evening while another 10 have been pencilled in for next week.
Is Chelsea vs Leeds United on TV?
It is indeed. The reason for Chelsea vs Leeds kicking off tonight is because it was selected by Sky Sports for live broadcast.
The game will be shown live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Ultra HDR. Build-up gets underway at 7.30pm, half an hour before kick-off.
Chelsea vs Leeds United stream details
For those of you unable to watch on TV, Sky Sports will also be streaming the game live via their website and app. You can stream the Sky Sports Main Event channel directly with build-up starting at the same time.
Sky Sports will also have a highlights package ready to go shortly after full-time on Wednesday. Goals are expected to be shown as they go in on Soccer Special, which will be shown on Sky Sports Premier League throughout the duration of the game.
And of course, if you’re unable to watch tonight’s game the YEP will keep you updated from Stamford Bridge. A live blog will be up and running around 5pm with build-up, team news and updates over the 90 minutes.
We’ll also have player ratings at the full-time whistle and reaction to the game from Leeds boss Daniel Farke. Keep an eye on the YEP website and socials for all of that.