Chelsea will go to Spain for a UEFA Champions League clash against Sevilla on Wednesday night. Frank Lampard will be worried about finishing the team early, so he can rest some of his first-team regulars next week. On which TV channel will the setting be broadcast?
Chelsea undefeated in the Champions League this season, having conceded only one goal in five games.
Les Bleus are tied for problems with their rivals on Wednesday night, Seville.
Both have already secured their place in the circular of the 16th.
But there’s the little one he’ll end up in the most sensible of the group.
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Luuk de Jong and Lucas Ocampos of Seville are still in the match for the match, despite Tuesday’s lack of education.
However, La Liga will be permanently at a disadvantage from their number one goalkeeper, Bono.
Striker Carlos Fernandez has ruled out of Chelsea’s tie after positive for COVID-19, while midfielders Marcos Acuña and Suso are also not injured.
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Lampard will rotate his squad for the clash against Sevilla.
Callum Hudson-Odoi could return to action after being eliminated from the team to face Tottenham last weekend.
Billy Gilmour may also have a chance in the first team, having suffered a back injury this season.
Kai Havertz and Christian Pulisic have moved away from injury and are waiting to time for a few minutes to get back in shape.
The Champions League setting is scheduled to begin at 8 p. m. Wednesday, December 2.
The attack will be broadcast on BT Sport 3, with policy starting at 7. 15 a. m.
Existing consumers can stream Premier League surprise live through the BT Sport app.
Additional transmission can be obtained on the BT Sport website.
Chelsea boss Lampard said: “I have tough decisions when we have a perfectly compatible team like the one we have now.
“We have elite players who paint hard all week, desperate to play for the club, but I have to leave them out.
“I spoke to Callum [to be excluded from the call-up for tottenham’s party]. I need you to feel where you are in the minute you progress and improve.
“But there will be other times when other players will have to go down and the verbal exchange will be with other players. “