Watch Brentford vs Chelsea for a dose of Saturday night Premier League football, with all the broadcast details on TV coverage and live streams available right here.
Date: Saturday, 13 September 2025
Kick-off time: 8:00pm BST / 3:00pm ET
Venue: Gtech Community Stadium, London
TV & Streaming: Sky Sports (UK), USA Network (US), Stan Sport (Australia)
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Brentford will be hoping for another famous night under the lights as they host FIFA Club World Cup winners Chelsea on Saturday.
Keith Andrews' side have suffered a summer of reshuffling, with Yoane Wissa having also followed Bryan Mbeumo and Christian Norgaard out of the door.
Chelsea, however, continues to spend, spend and then spend some more, with Alejandro Garnacho the latest addition to an already bloated squad.
In this guide, FourFourTwo brings you all you need to know to watch Chelsea vs Brentford online, on TV, and from anywhere.
Can I watch Brentford vs Chelsea in the UK?
Brentford vs Chelsea has been picked for live TV coverage on Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Football on Saturday evening.
Kick-off is slated for 8pm (BST) in the UK, and the broadcast will continue on from the earlier clash between West Ham United and Tottenham.
Watch Brentford vs Chelsea in the US
Over in the States, USA Network has the TV rights to Brentford vs Chelsea, which is available to watch online through a cord-cutting streaming service such as Sling and Fubo.
How to watch Brentford vs Chelsea in Australia
Premier League fans in Australia can watch Brentford vs Chelsea through Stan Sport.
Can I watch Brentford vs Chelsea for free?
There are no free-to-air broadcasters with rights to Brentford vs Chelsea.
Watch Brentford vs Chelsea from anywhere
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Brentford vs Chelsea: Premier League preview
Brentford's start to the new Premier League season has been indifferent to say the least, picking up just one solitary win against Aston Villa on August 23.
Andrews' men know they will have to be at their best to beat the Blues on Saturday, and they typically perform better against them away from home, too.
All of Brentfords three wins against Chelsea in the past have come away from the Gtech, but they have also avoided defeat in three of their four clashes on home soil.
Reiss Nelson could be vying to make his debut after joining on loan from Arsenal, whilst forward Igor Thiago already has three to his name thus far.
Chelsea have enjoyed an undefeated start thus far, picking up seven points from a possible nine.
2-0 victors against Fulham last time out, they also secured their ninth clean sheet in 15 games, albeit in fortunate circumstances, given the two decisions that went their way.
Joao Pedro already has two goals to his name and looks to be leading the charge in terms of nailing down a starting spot.
Liam Delap is out injured, as well as Dario Essugo, whilst this one may even come too soon for Cole Palmer.
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Brentford vs Chelsea: Expected line-ups
FourFourTwo's prediction
Brentford 2-4 Chelsea
We think there could be goals, goals, goals in west London, with Chelsea's quality shining through to extend their unbeaten start to the new Premier League season.
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