Chelsea face Servette on Thursday in the second leg of their UEFA Conference League qualifying round tie.
The Blues go into the game with a two-goal lead after securing a 2-0 win over the Swiss club at Stamford Bridge last week.
If Chelsea wins the match, they will progress to the new 36-team group stage, where each team will face six different opponents. The top eight teams will automatically advance to the round of 16.
THE Jugo Mobile looks at the key details ahead of this match, including how to watch the game, kick-off times and the latest line-up news.
Chelsea vs Servette live broadcast, tv channel
Here’s how to watch this Europa Conference League match in the United States:
TV channel: —
Live Stream: Chelsea FC website, Chelsea FC app
This game is not available for live TV broadcast in the United States.
The only way for fans around the world to watch the match live is on the official Chelsea website and app by paying a small fee.
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What time is the Chelsea vs Servett match?And to start up?
This Europa Conference League clash will take place at the Stade de Genève in Lancy, Switzerland, and will kick off on Thursday, August 29 at 8:30 p.m. local time.
Here’s how that weather translates across the United States:
| Date | Kick-off time | |
| Eastern Time | Thursday August 30 | 2:30 p.m. |
| Central Time | Thursday August 30 | 1:30 p.m. |
| Mountain Time | Thursday August 30 | 00:30 |
| Pacific Time | Thursday August 30 | 11:30 a.m. |
Chelsea vs Servette rosters, team news
Joao Felix marked his second Chelsea debut with a goal against Wolves and will hope to get more game time in Switzerland alongside his fellow striker Christophe Nkunku.
Enzo Fernandez And Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall are likely to partner in midfield with Romeo Lavia And Moses Caicedo both doubts.
Philippe Jorgensen declared the first leg and is ready to return for first choice goalkeeper Robert Sanchez.
Chelsea predicted 11 (4-2-3-1, right to left): Jorgensen (GK) — Disasi, Badiashile, Adarabioyo, Cucurella — Fernandez, Dewsbury-Hall — Madueke, Joao Felix, Neto — Nkunku.
Injuries: Reece James (hamstring), Marc Cucurella (hamstring), Romeo Lavia (hamstring), Moses Caicedo (knock)
Suspensions: N / A
Servette should be deprived Victory Beniangba with Enzo Crivelli favourite to lead the attack as Thomas Haberli’s men seek an unlikely comeback.
Winger in form Derek 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
Chelsea vs Servette Prediction
Chelsea go into the game with a two-goal lead. The Blues did a good job at times to win the home game last week. But they are on a high after a 6-2 win over Wolves at Molineux at the weekend.
It looks like the Blues should easily get the job done here, even if they make several changes to their team.
Prediction: Chelsea 3-0 Servette
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