Where to watch the Chelsea v Hull City live stream is covered below, with Stamford Bridge hosting Saturday’s Premier League meeting and kick off set for 15.00 BST.
| Live Streaming | Date | Kick off Time | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chelsea v Hull City | 12 September 2026 | 15.00 BST | Stamford Bridge |
Chelsea v Hull City Live Stream Details
There is no live UK television coverage of Chelsea v Hull City. A 15.00 BST kick off sits inside the Saturday blackout, so no broadcaster here is permitted to show it live. Match of the Day carries the highlights on BBC One and BBC iPlayer that evening, and overseas rights holders have the game live in full. Kick off at Stamford Bridge is 15.00 BST on Saturday 12 September 2026, in gameweek four of the Premier League season.
Chelsea sit fourth, three points off the pace set by Manchester City and Arsenal. Xabi Alonso tasted his first defeat in charge last weekend, a 2-1 loss at the Emirates.
Wednesday brought something stranger. Two goals down at the interval and booed off by their own supporters, the Blues came back to beat Leeds 6-3 after Morgan Rogers, Cole Palmer and Pedro Neto all came off the bench.
The defence remains the worry. Chelsea have gone 19 top-flight games without a clean sheet and have already shipped seven goals in three this season.
Jordan Henderson and Emmanuel Emegha are both still out, while Moises Caicedo and Marco Palestra are doubtful. Alonso has played down the concern over Levi Colwill after the midweek win.
Hull have been the story of the season so far. Seven points from three games, and they are the only club across the top four divisions in England yet to concede a league goal.
Manchester United were beaten 2-0, Coventry 1-0, and Aston Villa held to a goalless draw. Their unbeaten run across all competitions ended on Tuesday, when a heavily rotated side lost 1-0 at Sunderland in the cup.
Sergej Jakirovic brought in 18 players over the summer and now has a 34-man squad to manage. Ilyas Ansah, Jack Butland, Elliot Matazo, Darko Gyabi, Charlie Hughes and Hidemasa Morita are all sidelined, with Tim Iroegbunam, Brooke Norton-Cuffy and Paddy McNair to be assessed.
The record here is lopsided. Chelsea have never lost to Hull in 10 Premier League meetings, and the Tigers have never won on any of their 18 league visits to this corner of west London.
One crumb of encouragement for the visitors is that Chelsea have not won any of their last four home league games against promoted sides. The two clubs last met in the top flight in January 2017.
