Where to watch Chelsea vs Servette live stream: TV channel, start time, lineups, prediction for the Europa Conference League match

Chelsea will face Servette in the second leg of their UEFA Conference League play-off clash on Thursday.

The Blues go into the game with a two-goal lead after a 2-0 win over the Swiss club at Stamford Bridge last week.

If Chelsea wins the tie, the team will advance to the new 36-team group stage, where each team will face six different opponents, with the top eight teams automatically qualifying for the round of 16.

The sports news looks at the key details ahead of this game, including how to watch, kick-off times and the latest lineup news.

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Chelsea vs Servette Live stream, TV channel

Here’s how to watch this Europa Conference League game in the US:

TV channel: —
Live stream: Chelsea FC website, Chelsea FC app

This game is not available on live TV in the United States.

Fans around the world can watch the game live on Chelsea’s official website and app for a small fee.

Paramount+ offers fans residing in the United States exclusive access to live and on-demand UEFA competition matches, including the Champions League, Conference League and Europa League, but does not include coverage of the qualifying rounds.

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What time does the Chelsea vs Servette game take place?t start?

This Europa Conference League clash will take place at the Stade de Genève in Lancy, Switzerland, and kicks off at 20:30 local time on Thursday 29 August.

This is how this time is converted in the USA:

Chelsea vs Servette Lineups, team news

Joao Felix He scored a goal against Wolves on his second debut at Chelsea and is now hoping for more playing time in Switzerland alongside his fellow striker Christopher Nkunku.

Enzo Fernandez And Kiernan Dewsbury Hall will probably team up in midfield with Romeo Lavia And Moises Caicedo both doubts.

Philipp Jorgensen declared the first leg and is expected to return as regular goalkeeper Robert Sanchez.

Chelsea predicted 11 (4-2-3-1, from right to left): Jorgensen (TW) – Disasi, Badiashile, Adarabioyo, Cucurella – Fernandez, Dewsbury-Hall – Madueke, Joao Felix, Neto – Nkunku.

Injuries: Reece James (thigh), Marc Cucurella (thigh), Romeo Lavia (thigh), Moses Caicedo (hit)

Suspensions: N/A

Servette has to do without players Victory Beniangba with Enzo Crivelli Favorite for the attack as Thomas Häberli’s men aim for an unlikely comeback.

In-form winger Dereck Kutesa will get another chance to shine. The 26-year-old has scored five goals in nine appearances this season and has attracted interest from the Saudi Pro League.

Servette predicted 11 (4-2-3-1, from right to left): Frick – Tsunemoto, Rouiller, Severin, Mazikou – Douline, Ondoua – Stevanovic, Antunes, Kutesa – Crivelli.

Injuries: Victory Beniangba (muscular)

Suspensions: N/A

Prediction for Chelsea vs. Servette

Chelsea go into the game with a two-goal lead. The Blues played well at times last week, winning their home game, but they are now in top form following their impressive 6-2 victory over Wolves at Molineux at the weekend.

It looks like the Blues will do the job without any problems, even if they make some changes to their team.

Forecast: Chelsea – Servette 3:0

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