Don't Miss Chelsea vs. Juventus: Your Complete Guide to Watching Live

Don't Miss Chelsea vs. Juventus: Your Complete Guide to Watching Live

Chelsea and Juventus meet in Hong Kong on Wednesday, as Xabi Alonso's debut preseason at the helm of the Blues continues to take shape.

Following a surprising 6–4 victory over the Western Sydney Wanderers, Chelsea were caught off guard by Richarlison's late goal over the weekend, as a 10-man Tottenham Hotspur secured a 2–1 win.

Now, the Blues face Juve for the first time in nearly five years, having hammered the Bianconeri 4–0 in their last meeting back in 2021. The two sides once crossed paths fairly regularly during an era when both were considered Champions League contenders, though encounters have become scarce this decade.

The matchup stirs memories of Oscar's stunning goal at Stamford Bridge in 2012, and Chelsea's subsequent exit from the Champions League group stage as defending champions — though they would go on to lift the Europa League under Rafael Benítez that very season.

Neither club carries the same weight they once did, yet both believe their current managers are the right men to bring success back to west London and Turin.

Here's everything you need to know about watching the match on TV and online.

What Time Does Chelsea vs. Juventus Kick Off?

How to Watch Chelsea vs. Juventus on TV, Live Stream

Fans across the globe can tune into Wednesday's friendly through CFC+, Chelsea's official online streaming platform. Access requires a paid annual subscription (£14.99 / $20.16), which also covers the rest of the club's summer friendly schedule.

Viewers in the United States can also catch the match on CBS Sports Golazo, while those in Mexico have the option of watching via Claro Sports.

Country

TV Channel/Live Stream

United States

CFC+, CBS Sports Golazo

Canada

CFC+

Mexico

CFC+, Claro Sports

United Kingdom

CFC+

What's Next for Chelsea, Juventus?

Cole Palmer

Chelsea are touring East Asia before heading back to west London for their final preseason friendly against Real Sociedad on Aug. 15.

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The Blues will next face Juve's domestic rivals AC Milan in Jakarta, Indonesia, on Saturday, before taking on Malaysian club Johor Darul Ta'zim the following day.

Their Premier League season kicks off on Aug. 24 against local rivals Fulham. Juventus's Serie A campaign begins a day earlier against Frosinone, with the Italian side also set to face Inter Milan and Palermo in Perth, Australia, beforehand.

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