Chelsea vs Tottenham live stream: How to watch Premier League online | Football | Sport

Chelsea and Tottenham will face a major test of their title qualifications today when the sides meet at Stamford Bridge. Tottenham have made good investments during the summer transfer window which could put them in the title hunt, while Chelsea have loaned out last year’s big summer signing Romelu Lukaku but have signed big-name players like Raheem Sterling and Kalidou Koulibaly. If you want to access all the action from the 4:30pm kick-off, you’ll need access to Sky Sports – see below for details the cheapest ways to watch the Premier League in our online guide or check out some of the best deals below…

Both Chelsea and Tottenham have won their opening games of the season but face a tough early test today in the first Big Six clash of the season.

Tottenham have a terrible record at Stamford Bridge, winning just one of their last 37 games on Chelsea’s turf – but boss Antonio Conte has transformed Spurs since taking charge almost a year ago.

Conte – the former Chelsea manager – led Tottenham back to the Champions League last season and has transformed himself well over the summer, adding exciting talent like Richarlison and Yves Bissouma to his squad.

Chelsea, on the other hand, endured a disappointing season last year after some pundits were singled out as title favorites following their Champions League triumph and the signing of Lukaku.

This summer, Lukaku has returned to Inter on loan while the Blues have signed Sterling, Koulibaly and are rumored to be trying to land Pierre Emerick-Aubameyang.

HOW TO WATCH CHELSEA VS TOTTENHAM

You can tune in from 4pm to watch Chelsea v Tottenham in the Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event, kicking off at 4.30pm.

If you have Sky Q, a Sky Sports membership will typically cost you £32 a month. But Sky is currently running a deal that brings that price down to £18 a month. This can be combined with the standard Sky TV package which unlocks access to exclusive channels such as Sky Atlantic as well as Comedy Central, MTV and more in conjunction with a Netflix subscription.

Alternatively, you can sign up for Sky Glass, which offers a half price Sky Sports membership for 18 months – Reduction in the price of the add-on from £25 per month to £12.50 per month.

When you’re away from home, everything from Sky Sports is also streamed to tablets and smartphones via the Sky Go app, which is available for both Android and iOS devices. You can also log into Sky Go on an Xbox or PlayStation to watch in a different room when someone else is using the Sky Q box.

Sky-owned NOW, formerly NOW TV, offers limited-time access to Sky Sports. A month normally costs £33.99, but for a limited time that price has dropped to £25 a month (but you have to sign up for 12 months). While a single 24-hour period of Sky Sports with NOW costs a one-off payment of £11.98.

NOW is also available on a NOW TV Box, Chromecast, PS5, PS4, PS3, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, Xbox 360, Roku, LG Smart TV, PC or Mac and select mobile and tablet devices.

Unfortunately, if you are currently located outside of the UK, your Sky Go and NOW subscriptions may not work as expected. Sky – just like Netflix, BBC iPlayer, Prime Video and a host of other services – sets restrictions based on your current location, which is determined by the IP address assigned to your device when you connected to the internet. It is possible to bypass these geo-restrictions by using a Virtual Private Network or VPN service. Below are some of the best options…