Chelsea vs. AC Milan: Time, TV channel, stream, betting odds for UEFA Champions League match

Ben Miller

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Despite being winless from their first two games of the Champions League season, Chelsea could move top of Group E by beating Serie A heavyweights AC Milan at Stamford Bridge on Matchday 3.

Stefano Pioli's side recovered from falling behind at Salzburg in their opener to earn a 1-1 draw in Austria and beat Dinamo Zagreb 3-1 on September 14, contributing to a strong run of form that made their defeat at home to Napoli four days later their first loss in 14 games.

Chelsea have not made an entirely convincing start under new boss Graham Potter, conceding a late equaliser at home to Salzburg in his first match in charge and falling behind at Crystal Palace on Saturday, when Conor Gallagher's 90th-minute winner gave Potter his first three points at the helm.

Here's how to watch Chelsea against Milan, as well as the latest team news and betting odds for the match.

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What time is Chelsea vs. AC Milan?

Chelsea host AC Milan in the Champions League at Stamford Bridge, London. The game kicks off at 8 p.m. BST on Wednesday, October 5.

  UK USA Canada Australia
Date Wed, Oct 5 Wed, Oct 5 Wed, Oct 5 Thurs, Oct 6
Time 20:00 BST 15:00 ET 15:00 ET 06:00 AEDT

Chelsea vs. AC Milan TV channel, live stream

  UK USA Canada Australia
TV channel BT Sport 2, BT Sport Ultimate
Streaming BT Sport site/app Paramount+, ViX DAZN Stan Sport

UK: The match will be televised by BT Sport 2 and BT Sport Ultimate, with the stream available on BT Sport platforms.

USA: The match will be streamed for free in Spanish on ViX. It will also be available in English to subscribers of Paramount+.

Canada: Every Champions League match is streamed in Canada via DAZN.

Australia: Every Champions League match is streamed in Australia via Stan Sport.

Chelsea vs. AC Milan predicted lineups

Chelsea midfielder N'Golo Kante resumed light training following a hamstring injury before their visit to Palace and could be in contention to make his long-anticipated return.

Goalkeeper Edouard Mendy missed the game at Selhurst Park with a knee problem and defender Marc Cucurella was forced out through illness.

Chelsea predicted lineup (4-2-2-2): Kepa (GK) — James, Fofana, Thiago Silva, Cucurella — Jorginho, Kovacic — Mount, Havertz — Sterling, Aubameyang

Milan recovered from that rare defeat against Napoli by winning 3-1 at Empoli on Saturday but the victory sealed by goals in the 93rd and 96th minutes came at a cost.

Captain Davide Calabria, fellow defender Simon Kjaer and winger Alexis Saelemaekers all suffered injuries, joining a list that includes inspirational goalkeeper Mike Maignan, full-backs Alessandro Florenzi and Theo Hernandez, midfielder Junior Messias and forwards Divock Origi and Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

AC Milan predicted lineup (4-2-3-1): Tatarusanu (GK) — Dest, Kalulu, Tomori, Ballo-Toure — Bennacer, Tonali — Krunic, De Ketelaere, Leao — Giroud

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Chelsea vs. AC Milan betting odds

Chelsea are odds on to earn their first Champions League home win for more than seven months against visitors for whom a draw would be a positive result, maintaining their three-point lead over opponents who will start the evening in fourth.

These teams have not played each other this century but have met once at Stamford Bridge in the Champions League previously: a goalless draw in the group stage in 1999.

  UK
(Sky Bet)
USA
(Caesars)
Canada
(Sports Interaction)
Australia (Ladbrokes)
Chelsea Win 7/10 -135 1.68 1.62
Draw 14/5 +295 3.80 3.50
AC Milan Win 19/5 +370 4.52 4.75
Over 2.5 Goals 4/5 -115 1.82 1.80
Both Teams to Score 8/11 -120 1.74 1.80

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Ben Miller has been writing about sport for 25 years, following all levels of football as well as boxing, MMA, athletics and tennis. He’s seen five promotions, three relegations, one World Cup winner and home games in at least three different stadiums as a result of his lifelong devotion to Brighton & Hove Albion. His main aim each week is to cover at least one game or event that does not require a last-minute rewrite.