Here’s where to watch a Chelsea v Bournemouth live stream on TV today, with channel details and broadcast times from with Stamford Bridge staging Saturday’s 15.00 BST kick off time.
| Live Streaming | Date | Kick off Time | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chelsea v Bournemouth | 10 October 2026 | 15.00 BST | Stamford Bridge |
Chelsea v Bournemouth Stream Details
No. Chelsea v Bournemouth is one of four Premier League games kicking off at 15.00 on Saturday that were not selected for live coverage here, the blackout window covering that slot. Chelsea’s own app and website carry live audio commentary from 2.55pm, with highlights from 7pm BST and a full match replay from midnight. Match of the Day has the television highlights on BBC One and BBC iPlayer that evening.
There is no live UK coverage of this one. It is one of four three o’clock kick offs on Saturday that were not picked for television, alongside Aston Villa v Brentford, Ipswich Town v Fulham and Sunderland v Brighton.
Chelsea themselves fill some of the gap. The club’s official app and website run live text updates and audio commentary from 2.55pm, five minutes before kick off, with highlights available from 7pm BST and a full match replay from midnight.
CFC+ subscribers can watch the whole game from midnight BST, and that one is available worldwide rather than being geo-blocked. Supporters overseas are otherwise pointed at their local Premier League rights holder.
Match of the Day carries the television highlights on BBC One and BBC iPlayer that evening. For live Premier League football on Saturday it is Arsenal v Leeds at lunchtime on TNT Sports, or Man Utd v Tottenham in the evening on Sky.
Chelsea have stopped outscoring people.
Three league games without a win have followed a start built on winning 3-2 at Fulham and 4-3 against Brighton, the sort of results that were always going to catch up with them. They have yet to keep a league opponent under two goals all season.
The 2-2 with Hull City was end to end and the visitors might have taken more from it. Then came a 3-0 defeat at Brentford before the break, in which Xabi Alonso got the controlled first half he has said he wants before the old failings reappeared after the interval.
Bournemouth are 17th and still waiting on a first league win, though several have been close, with draws against Everton, Newcastle and Brentford among them. Marco Rose has had better nights elsewhere, beating Lincoln City 4-0 in the cup and winning in the Europa League.
Alex Scott is the latest blow, a thigh problem that could keep him out until November, and Eli Junior Kroupi is already gone for the season. Julian Araujo and Justin Kluivert are also out, with Veljko Milosavljevic, Amine Adli and David Brooks all uncertain.
Chelsea have Marco Palestra and Emmanuel Emegha back in training. Moises Caicedo and Reece James are uncertain, Cole Palmer is being assessed having missed the international break, and Joao Pedro’s knee problem may make this one too soon.
Marcus Tavernier is the Bournemouth player in form, having scored at Manchester City and Newcastle, and away grounds seem to agree with him. Their last two visits to Stamford Bridge both finished 2-2.
