Is Chelsea vs Bournemouth on TV? Stream and channel for Premier League midweek clash

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CHELSEA have returned to Premier League action with a tricky home clash against Bournemouth tonight.

Both sides picked up dominant FA Cup third-round wins at the weekend – the Blues downed Morecambe 5-0, while the Cherries beat West Brom 5-1.

Tosin Adarabioyo of Chelsea celebrates scoring a goal.Alamy
Tosin Adarabioyo was on the double against Morecambe last time out[/caption]
Dango Ouattara of Bournemouth celebrating a goal.Rex
As was Dango Ouattara for the Cherries against QPR[/caption]

However it has been a different scenario in the league for Enzo Maresca’s side in recent weeks, with the club on a run of four games without a win.

While Andoni Ireola’s Bournemouth are in fine form, heading into the match on a run of eight games without a defeat in the Prem and occupying seventh place in the table.

On the team news front, Maresca has had positive news on the doubtful trio of Reece James, Romeo Lavia and Noni Madueke.

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Maresca said: “Yes, Reece and Romeo are okay [for Bournemouth], we are very happy for both.

“They played 45 mins the other day [against Morecambe] and are available for the next game. They are available and as we said, we will try to manage both because they are a bit of a delicate situation.

“Noni is back and he’s available after illness. He’s trained with us and he’s 100 per cent fit.”

While for the Cherries, there will be a change between the sticks with Chelsea loanee Kepa Arrizabalaga ineligible from playing against his parent club.

Mark Travers – who has been eyed by Middlesbrough this month – is expected to deputise in goal.

Kepa Arrizabalaga of Bournemouth applauding after a match.Getty
Kepa Arrizabalaga will be playing no part for Bournemouth[/caption]

How to watch Chelsea vs Bournemouth

Chelsea vs Bournemouth will be broadcast live on TNT Sports 3.

And the game will be live streamed on the Discovery+ website/app for subscribers.

The match kicks off at 7.30pm, with TNT’s coverage beginning from 6.30pm.

Alternatively, you can keep up to date with all the action by following SunSport’s live blog.

What Premier League games are on TV this week?

Tuesday, January 14

Brentford vs Man City (7.30pm) TNT Sports 2
Chelsea vs Bournemouth (7.30pm) TNT Sports 3
West Ham vs Fulham (7.30pm) TNT Sports 4
Nottingham Forest vs Liverpool (8pm) TNT Sports 1

Wednesday, January 15

Everton vs Aston Villa (7.30pm) TNT Sports 2
Leicester City vs Crystal Palace (7.30pm) TNT Sports 4
Newcastle vs Wolves (7.30pm) TNT Sports 3
Arsenal vs Tottenham (8pm) TNT Sports 1

Thursday, January 16

Ipswich Town vs Brighton (7.30pm) TNT Sports 2
Man Utd vs Southampton (8pm) TNT Sports 1

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