How to watch Everton vs Chelsea: Free streams & TV info as the Toffees look to add to Liam Rosenior's woes

Everton and Chelsea meet in the Premier League’s Saturday tea-time kick-off at 5:30pm GMT, with Sean Dyche’s side aiming to reignite their push for European qualification while deepening the misery surrounding Blues interim boss Liam Rosenior.

Following back-to-back league victories, Everton’s momentum stalled in a 2-0 defeat at Arsenal last weekend. The Toffees remain eighth, two points behind seventh-placed Brentford with eight matches left, and will view the visit of Chelsea as an opportunity to return to winning ways at their new Bramley-Moore Dock stadium.

Team news is mixed for the hosts. Jack Grealish (foot) and Carlos Alcaraz (unspecified) are ruled out, while on-loan Tyrique George is ineligible against his parent club. Defensive duo James Tarkowski and Jarrad Branthwaite are doubtful after sitting out the loss to the Gunners.

Chelsea arrive on Merseyside bruised from continental elimination. A 3-0 home defeat to Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday completed an 8-2 aggregate Champions League exit and extended the club’s winless run. Reece James faces another lay-off with a hamstring problem and has been omitted from England’s forthcoming squad, while centre-back Trevoh Chalobah could miss six weeks because of an ankle injury. Rosenior, overseeing selection duties, has already made a league-high 96 starting changes this season—one more than Chelsea managed in the whole of the previous campaign.

Global viewing options United States: USA Network carries the contest. New subscribers can stream free via YouTube TV’s 10-day trial. Sling TV and Fubo also carry the channel.

United Kingdom: Sky Sports Premier League and Sky Sports Main Event are broadcasting live. Access is available through Sky TV packages (from £35 per month) or NowTV day (£14.99) and monthly (£27.99) passes.

Australia: Stan Sport holds exclusive rights, showing every Premier League and Champions League fixture for AU$32 per month.

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FourFourTwo verdict: a late Iliman Ndiaye strike could secure a crucial Everton victory, tightening the race for European places and adding to Rosenior’s mounting concerns.