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Two coaches embarking on fresh chapters square off in Indonesia's capital Jakarta on Saturday, as Chelsea clash with AC Milan.
Xabi Alonso's Blues have endured consecutive losses on their summer tour following an opening 6–4 victory over Western Sydney Wanderers. After conceding a late Richarlison winner against London rivals Tottenham Hotspur, Chelsea struggled in a narrow loss to Juventus on Wednesday.
They now face Juve's domestic counterparts to open a packed weekend schedule before heading back to west London.
Ruben Amorim is the new man in charge at the Rossoneri, eager to rebuild his once-promising reputation after struggling under the pressure of Old Trafford. His tactical system proved ill-suited to consistent success in the Premier League, but he stands a much stronger chance in Italy.
Amorim has taken over from Massimiliano Allegri at San Siro and has opened his reign with two draws against Celtic and city rivals Inter.
Here's how to tune in to Saturday's match on TV and via streaming.
What Time Does Chelsea vs. AC Milan Kick Off?
How to Watch Chelsea vs. AC Milan on TV, Live Stream
CFC+ is the go-to option for viewers across the globe. Chelsea's dedicated streaming platform requires a paid subscription, with single match passes available for £9.99. An annual plan costs £14.99, granting access to all of the club's preseason friendlies.
Fans in the United States can also tune in via fuboTV, Fox Sports, and CBS Sports Network, while viewers in Mexico have the option of Claro Sports.
Country | TV Channel/Live Stream |
|---|---|
United States | CFC+, fuboTV, Fox Deportes, Fox One, CBS Sports Network |
Canada | CFC+ |
Mexico | CFC+, Claro Sports |
United Kingdom | CFC+ |
What's Next for Chelsea, AC Milan?
Chelsea have back-to-back fixtures this weekend, quickly jetting off to Malaysia to take on Johor Darul Ta'zim on Sunday.
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The Blues then head home for one last preseason friendly against Real Sociedad at Stamford Bridge on Aug. 15, ahead of the Premier League season opener — a short trip to face Fulham and new boss Álvaro Arbeloa, who stepped into Alonso's shoes at Real Madrid last season.
Milan's tour has been a short one, as they head back to Europe following Saturday's friendly. Their next assignment is a meeting with Amorim's former club Manchester United in Poland, eight days before they open their Serie A campaign against Torino.