Which channel is Chelsea vs West Ham? Kick-off time, TV and live stream details

Thomas Tuchel’s Chelsea will look to overcome Wednesday’s 4-2 defeat by Arsenal by beating David Moyes’ West Ham at Stamford Bridge in this weekend’s second London derby of the week

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Chelsea were returned to Earth with one mid-week 4-2 home defeat too arsenal in which they were outclassed by the Gunners for failing to further consolidate third place that season.

And the games don’t get any easier with the visit of west ham Next is United. The Hammers also have top-four ambitions of their own and slim as their chances may be, they will look to keep them alive with a win at Stamford Bridge.

A win here for the hosts will at least preserve their five-point lead in third place, while three points for the Irons could see them move up to fifth place.

When does Chelsea play West Ham?

Chelsea vs West Ham will kick off at 2pm on Sunday 24 April at Stamford Bridge.

The last time these two sides met was in December in the league second leg when West Ham shocked the Blues with one 3-2 Victory at the London Stadium.

Goals from Thiago Silva and Mason Mount on either side of a Manuel Lanzini penalty had led Chelsea 2-1 at half-time, but West Ham responded through Jarrod Bowen and Arthur Masuake in the second half to turn the game on its head and shut win All three points home.

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like watching

The game will be televised on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports First League, while Sky customers can stream this via SkyGo and watch in-game clips on the Sky Sports website and app. Reporting begins at 1 p.m.

The highlights are also available in Match of the Day 2 from 10:40 p.m BBC One that is available for streaming iPlayer and the iPlayer app.

match odds

Chelsea vs West Ham odds from Betfred

• Chelsea-1/2

• Tie – 16/5

• Westham – 2.11

*Rates are subject to change

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Team News

Thomas Tuchel is most likely expected to make changes following a disappointing performance by his side after the midweek defeat to Arsenal, but he is yet to grapple with five injury worries ahead of that draw.

Andreas Christensen is doubtful after picking up an injury on Wednesday, while the same can be said for Antonio Rudiger (groin) who may need another week to recover but Mateo Kovacic (ankle), Callum Hudson- Odoi (Achilles) and Ben Chilwell (knee) are excluded.

As for David Moyes, his side will feel completely refreshed after not playing since last week’s draw Burnleyand he has no new injury worries to worry about ahead of Sunday’s game.

However, he will be without three of his regular players as Kurt Zouma (ankle) misses a chance against his former club, as do Issa Diop (ankle) and Angelo Ogbonna (knee), who are also absent.