Leicester City vs Chelsea: TV channel, live stream, team news & preview A penalty shoot-out win has handed the Blues a second final for the campaign - and they will look to finish domestically on a high against the Foxes With their place in the final of the Europa League secured in dramatic fashion on Thursday, Chelsea will hope to lower their heart rate and sign off on the Premier League for another season with the win when they travel to Leicester City on Sunday. The Blues secured a penalty shoot-out victory over Eintracht Frankfurt at Stamford Bridge to make it two showpiece finals in a campaign following their Carabao Cup adventure earlier this year. Maurizio Sarri's side will be hoping that they fare better when they travel to Baku to face Arsenal in an all-English encounter later this month, but first they must best the Foxes to finish on a high domestically. Article continues below Brendan Rodgers' side came close to providing a vital swing in the title race against Manchester City on Monday and will be just as determined as their visitors to end a difficult season on and off the field with some joy. Game Leicester City vs Chelsea Date Sunday, May 12 Time 3:00pm BST / 10:00am EST TV Channel, Live Stream & How To Watch For UK readers, get your fix on the latest football on TV here! US readers can find out what soccer is on TV here! In the United States (US), the game can be watched live on CNBC and will be available for streaming at NBCSports.com US TV channel Online stream CNBC NBCSports.com In the United Kingdom (UK), the game will not be broadcast or livestreamed. However, Goal will be providing minute-by-minute coverage of the encounter on our live blog. UK TV channel Online stream N/A N/A Squads & Team News Position Leicester squad Goalkeepers Schmeichel, Ward, Jakupovic Defenders Simpson, Chilwell, Soyuncu, Morgan, Evans, Pereira, Maguire, Fuchs Midfielders Gray, Maddison, Albrighton, Barnes, Tielemans, Mendy, Ndidi, Ghezzal, Choudhury, James, Leshabela Forwards Iheanacho, Vardy, Okazaki The Foxes will bid farewell to two of their title-winning team in their final game of the season, with Danny Simpson and Shinji Okazaki both departing at the end of the season. Both make the bench, but Daniel Amartey remains sidelined. Leicester City starting XI: Schmeichel, Chilwell, Evans, Vardy, Maddison, Albrighton, Pereira, Maguire, Tielemans, Ndidi, Choudhury. Subs: Ward, Simpson, Morgan, Gray, Barnes, Okazaki, Iheanacho. Position Chelsea squad Goalkeepers Kepa, Caballero, Bulka Defenders Alonso, Zappacosta, Cahill, Christensen, Azpilicueta, Emerson, David Luiz Midfielders Jorginho, Barkley, Pedro, Loftus-Cheek, Ampadu, Moses, Willian, Kovacic Forwards Hazard, Giroud, Higuain Maurizio Sarri has made tweaks to his side on the final day. Eden Hazard, who continues to generate plenty of transfer talk, is not included by the Italian, while Willy Caballero gets the nod in goal. Chelsea starting XI: Caballero, Zappacosta, Azpilicueta, Luiz, Alonso, Barkley, Jorginho, Loftus-Cheek, Pedro, Higuain, Willian. Subs: Kepa, Christensen, Guehi, Emerson, Kovacic, Hazard, Giroud. Betting & Match Odds Chelsea are priced at 15/8 to take the win with their last regular game of the season at bet365. Leicester are available at 29/20, while a draw is 11/4. Click here to see all of bet 365's offers for the game, including goalscoring markets, correct score predictions and more. Match Preview Maurizio Sarri's hopes of securing silverware in his first season in charge of Chelsea are still alive after Thursday's Europa League victory - though the Blues made themselves work hard to reach Baku. Eden Hazard's cool penalty at the end of a shoot-out at Stamford Bridge sealed the deal following a 2-2 aggregate draw between the hosts and Eintracht Frankfurt, to put the club in their second final of the season. Sarri will hope to avoid a repeat of the heartbreak suffered at Wembley earlier this season when Manchester City bested them on spot kicks in the Carabao Cup final, in a game tinged by the controversy of goalkeeper Kepa refusing to be substituted. The Italian has come in for criticism at points this season, with speculation humming he could be set for an early exit from London back to his native country, with home supporters booing him after he took off Ruben Loftus-Cheek late on against the German side. But that does not change the fact he has handed the Blues another shot at a trophy this season, with Loftus-Cheek defending his manager and his methods . "When I feel that I'm a liability to the team, then it's just the right decision to put some fresh legs on," he told reporters before adding that the final against Arsenal - an all-English affair - will be a hard encounter. "It will be a tough one. It will just be amazing to be a part of a European final. It will be the biggest game of my career if I do play. But I look forward to it with all the excitement and fun that comes with it." Chelsea have to finish their Premier League campaign first however, with the Blues heading north to Leicester City on the final day. It has been a difficult year on and off the field for the Foxes but with Brendan Rodgers at the helm, they have been showing sparks of their talent once more. They will however bid farewell to two men who have been key to their success in recent years, in defender Danny Simpson and striker Shinji Okazaki. The pair will exit the club at the end of the current campaign, leaving behind their legacy of having helped the club to the 2015-16 Premier League title. "They depart having left indelible marks in the memories of all Foxes fans thanks to their contribution to the greatest era in Leicester City's long history," read a statement released by the club. Though Simpson has not played since January and Okazaki has only featured on a semi-regular basis, both could be expected to figure in what is effectively a dead rubber match for both teams, with City unable to reach a prospective Europa League berth and Chelsea safely secured in the top four.<doc-sep>Hello and welcome to the King Power Stadium, where Leicester City host Chelsea in the final game of the Premier League season. The Blues come into this one after sealing progression to the Europa League final in midweek, with Eden Hazard striking the decisive penalty in a shootout at Stamford Bridge. In the Premier League, it's not been a great run for Maurizio Sarri's side, but they've secured a place in the top four for next season thanks to their rivals' stuttering form. Leicester vs Chelsea - Premier League Venue: King Power Stadium Date: Sunday May 12 Kick-off time: 3.00pm (BST) Previous meeting: Chelsea 0-1 Leicester, Premier League, December 22 2018. Chelsea team news Leicester team news Danny Simpson and Shinji Okazaki are likely to play some part in farewell appearances at the club with their contracts set to expire in the summer. Matty James and Daniel Amartey will both miss out with injuries. What TV channel is Leicester vs Chelsea on? Leicester vs Chelsea will not be broadcast live on television, but you can join football.london for full coverage of the game from the King Power Stadium, including live blog commentary, player ratings and reaction. Live stream information Leicester vs Chelsea will not be available to watch via live stream, but full coverage of the game will be available on football.london from the King Power Stadium, including team news and live blog commentary and player ratings. Keep up to date with the latest news, features and exclusives from football.london via the free football.london app for iPhone and Android . Available to download from the App Store and Google Play .<doc-sep>Nine months have come and gone, practically in a flash. In our hands, we have a little Champions League baby. Awww, isn’t it cute! ? With a top four finish and thus a golden ticket to the Chocolate Factory in our possession — hurray for possession! — there isn’t much left on the line beyond bragging rights. Finishing in third, ahead of Spurs, is worth very little in terms of prize money (no more than £2m), and finishing fourth puts us in the group stages of the Champions League just the same as third place. Of course, bragging rights are important, and best of the rest behind the two clear front-runners is worth an unquantifiable yet certainly non-zero amount. All 20 teams play at the same time, which means just about everybody will be watching those two top teams (Manchester City away at Brighton; Liverpool hosting Wolves) with at least one eye each. If you have a third, you’re in luck! Date / Time: Sunday, May 12, 2019, 15:00 BST; 10am EDT; 7:30pm IST Venue: King Power Stadium, Leicester, England Referee: Anthony Taylor — we’re zero-for-two, losing 2-0 both times with Taylor in charge in the league this season. Forecast: Spring-like On TV: none (UK); CNBC (USA); none? (India); elsewhere Streaming online: NBC Sports Live (USA); Chelsea TV (audio only — int’l); Fubo (affiliate link — USA only) Leicester City team news: Solidly mid-table, Leicester are set up well to continue competing and steering clear of the relegation zone for the foreseeable future. Former Chelsea reserves coach Brendan Rodgers seems a good fit, and the team have a strong young core to support the best non-league striker ever, the seemingly non-aging Jamie Vardy. View from the enemy: The Fosse Posse Chelsea team news: Unlike the home team, Chelsea carry a long list of injured and walking wounded. N’Golo Kanté, Antonio Rüdiger, and Callum Hudson-Odoi are all out, while Andreas Christensen was unable to finish Thursday’s game after suffering a heavy knock. Ruben Loftus-Cheek has been dealing with cramping issues recently. The situation may be dire enough for Sarri to call on Gary Cahill, even, who’s already said all his goodbyes — last time out however it was Azpilicueta who slotted in at center back following Christensen’s injury. And this of course won’t be Chelsea’s final match of the season, with the Europa League final coming up at the end of the month, not to mention that anti-Semitism awareness charity match on Wednesday in Foxborough, MA. Previously: Still buzzing from Thursday night’s penalty shootout win over Eintracht Frankfurt in the Europa League semifinals.<doc-sep>
Having already qualified for the Champions League next season, Chelsea aims to lock up third place on Championship Sunday when the Blues go to Leicester City to close out the league season. The Blues enter the game in third place with 71 points and a one-point lead over Tottenham. Leicester, meanwhile, is in ninth place with 51 points and aiming to finish in the top half of the table and enter the summer with some momentum. Here's how you can watch the match and what to know: Premier League: Chelsea vs. Leicester City Date : Sunday, May 12 : Sunday, May 12 Time : 10 a.m. ET : 10 a.m. ET Location : King Power Stadium : King Power Stadium TV channel : CNBC : CNBC Streaming: fuboTV (Try for free) fuboTV (Try for free) Odds: Chelsea +144 / Leicester City +176 / Draw +235 Live updates CBS Sports will be with you the entire way, updating this story with the latest scores, highlights and analysis. If you are unable to view the live updates below, please click here. Storylines Chelsea: The Blues are in a great spot after sitting outside of the top four, and with a top-four spot booked there isn't a whole lot riding on this game. The team would love to lock up third though, and they'll be guaranteed it with a victory. Leicester City: The Foxes just had a tough 1-0 loss at Manchester City on Monday, but they could be the fresher squad with Chelsea playing in the Europa League semifinals on Thursday. Leicester beat Chelsea earlier in the season and will be confident in doing the same, but expect Jamie Vardy to double-teamed from time to time when played diagonally into the box. Chelsea vs. Leicester City prediction The teams both score in the second half and settle for a point, as Chelsea awaits Spurs' result to see if they finish in third place. Pick: Draw (+235)