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What channel is Chelsea vs Celtic? Live stream, TV and kick off details for Women’s Champions League return clash
If Celtic Women are to pull off a shock in this season's Women's Champions League, then Stamford Bridge would make the perfect stage for it.
The Hoops are looking to make their fourth ever appearance at Europe's premier club competition a memorable one - by grabbing their first ever win in the competition. But current Women's Super League holders Chelsea stand in their way. The London club came out on top at Parkhead last midweek, winning 2-1 in convincing fashion. But the the green and white shirts could be proud to have kept themselves in the game until the final whistle. Group B defeats to FC Twente and Spanish giants Real Madrid, accompanied by a recent 3-2 defeat to Old Firm rivals Rangers, means Elena Sadiku and her players are primed for a major pick-me-up under the glow of floodlights.
Supporters can get behind their players from the comfort of their sofas. Record Sport is here to show you how.
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When and where is Chelsea v Celtic Women?
The game takes place on Wednesday, November 20 at Stamford Bridge, London. Kick-off is at 8pm.
Is it on TV?
Yes! The game will be shown live on TNT Sports 1 and DAZN . Pre-match coverage on TNT starts at 7.45pm.
Will there be a live stream?
Indeed there will. The fixture will be streamed live via the DAZN app. DAZN is the global home of women’s football and will stream the UEFA Women’s Champions League this season. DAZN is available to watch via most smart TVs.
How else can I follow the action?
Right here at dailyrecord.co.uk of course! We'll have it covered across our website and social media channels as well as all the post-match reaction and much more.
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