Chelsea play RB Salzburg at the Red Bull Arena in the Champions League on Tuesday night, and all the details of how to watch the match have been revealed.
They travel to Austria in the hope of confirming their place in the Champions League knockout stages. Chelsea need a win to confirm their fate in Group E, while Salzburg will be desperate to put themselves in a commanding position to qualify heading into their final group game against AC Milan.
Graham Potter comes up against the Austrian side for the second time. His first game in charge of Chelsea came against Salzburg, which ended in a 1-1 draw at Stamford Bridge.
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"We’ve put ourselves into a better position because of the results against Milan, but at the same time we know we need to finish the job and we need to get more points," said Potter ahead of the European clash.
"We haven’t got enough as it is. So we face a tough opponent, but you know we’re going to get there motivated and we’ll give our best.
"My expectations for the game are, another tough match, they have a clear idea of how they want to play, clear idea in terms of attacking and defending, very intense, very direct, incredibly well organised, good players. So it’s a top team. It’s a good team. We need to be good to play and we need to be brave and we need to try to bring our game to the match."
Meanwhile, Salzburg boss Matthias Jaissle wants to give Chelsea a fright when they visit the Red Bull Arena, adding: "We are big outsiders again, of course. We want to play brave and bold football though and frighten the great Chelsea a little."
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Looking ahead to the clash in Austria, here are all the details on how to watch the encounter on Tuesday 25th October at 5.45pm (UK).
Kick-Off Times
United Kingdom
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17:45 BST
United Arab Emirates
20:45 GST
United States of America
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Eastern time: 12:45 EDT
Pacific time: 09:45 PDT
How To Watch
The fixture will be available to watch live on BT Sport in the United Kingdom.
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For those in the United States, the game can be watched on Paramount+.
Topics: Chelsea, Football, Champions League, Red Bull Salzburg
Matthew Debono