With a spot in the top-four of the Premier League wrapped up, Chelsea now shifts its focus toward reaching the Europa League final. The Blues host Eintracht Frankfurt on Thursday in the second leg of the semifinals, aiming to build on the 1-1 draw from the first leg. Chelsea is in a fine position to advance but has to be cautious at the back to avoid an upset against a powerful attack. Here's how you can watch the match and what to know: Europa League: Chelsea vs. Eintracht Frankfurt Date : Thursday, May 9 : Thursday, May 9 Time : 3 p.m. ET : 3 p.m. ET Location : Stamford Bridge : Stamford Bridge TV channel : Univision Deportes : Univision Deportes Streaming: fuboTV (Try for free) fuboTV (Try for free) Odds: Chelsea -290 / Eintracht +750 / Draw +410 Storylines Chelsea: A 0-0 draw will be enough for the Blues to move on, while a 1-1 draw will force extra time. But if there is a draw with multiple goals for either team, the Blues would be on their way out. They are still the favorite in this second leg but have to be cautious about a team in Eintracht that is known for scoring early. Eintracht: This team is forced to score, or it will be out of the competition. Being more aggressive in attack will be needed and if Chelsea scores one, it's not a big deal because it doesn't really change the fact that they need to find the net. Expect them to go for more balls over the top against an inconsistent Chelsea defense. Prediction Eden Hazard starts in the second leg and scores twice as the Blues move on to the final. Pick: Chelsea (-290)<doc-sep>The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Sign up to FREE email alerts from Football London - Chelsea Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Chelsea host Eintracht Frankfurt in their Europa League semi-final second leg on Thursday night. The Blues got a vital away goal in the 1-1 draw in the first leg last week, and now will look to make the most of the home advantage as they bring the German club back to Stamford Bridge. Chelsea will be aiming to become the third English team to make it into the final of a European competition within a week, after both Liverpool and Tottenham overcame Champions League deficits earlier in the week. Maurizio Sarri's men will know that a clean sheet will guarantee a passage into the final. Here is all you need to know about being able to watch the game against Eintracht Frankfurt: How to watch on TV The game is being shown live on BT Sport . (Image: (Photo by Alex Grimm/Bongarts/Getty Images,)) The coverage, on BT Sport 3 and BT Sport 4KUHD, will begin at 7:15pm BST with the game kicking off at 8pm BST. For BT customers, the channels can be found on number 432 (BT Sport 3 HD) and 433 (BT Sport 4UKHD). Virgin media customers will find the game shown on channels 529 (BT Sport 3 HD) and 531 (BT Sport 4UKHD), and on Sky channel 417 (BT Sport 3 HD) will be showing the game. How can I stream the match? BT Sport customers will be able to stream the match via btsport.com or on the BT sport app if watching on a tablet or mobile device. Can I watch it for free? Customers who use an EE phone plan will be able to watch the match FREE by signing up for a three-month trial of the BT Sport app. To take advantage of the offer, text SPORT to 150 and follow the instructions. You will then be able to watch all of the BT Sport channels via their app. Casting to your television is also included, and the trial can be cancelled at any time by texting STOP SPORT to 150. After to the trial access to the app via your phone and multiple devices will cost £15 per month. You can also follow all of the action via the football.london live blog. 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>It's a huge night of Europa League semi-final action this evening Chelsea hold a slight advantage over Eintracht Frankfurt in their Europa League semi-final clash as they strive to reach the final. The Blues drew 1-1 in their first-leg tie last week and will have an away goal tonight. 2 Pedro and Chelsea take on Eintracht Frankfurt tonight Maurizio Sarri’s side have already secured a top-four finish in the Premier League this season and can now focus fully on reaching the Baku showpiece. If they can see off Frankfurt, Chelsea would face either Arsenal or Valencia for a shot at the trophy. 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The Europa League semi-final second-leg will take place at Stamford Bridge on Thursday, May 9 with kick off at 8pm. Pedro equalised in Germany last week to give Chelsea a vital away goal following Luka Jovic’s opener for Frankfurt. Chelsea vs Eintracht Frankfurt: What TV channel is it on and can I live stream it? The clash will be shown live on BT Sport 3 with coverage underway from 7:15pm. BT Sport subscribers can live stream this fixture via their computer, mobile and tablet. 2 Maurizio Sarri and Chelsea are looking to reach the Europa League final EE phone customers can also watch the action via the app with a FREE three-month trial. All you have to do is text SPORT to 150 to get use of the app and free casting to your TV. Chelsea vs Eintracht Frankfurt: Line-ups Chelsea: Kepa, Azpilicueta, Christensen, Luiz, Emerson, Loftus-Cheek, Jorginho, Kovacic, Willian, Hazard, Giroud Subs: Caballero, Alonso, Barkley, Higuain, Pedro, Zappacosta, Cahill Eintracht Frankfurt: Trapp, Abraham, Hinteregger, Falette, da Costa, Rode, Hasebe, Kostic, Gacinovic, Rebic, Jovic Subs: Ronnow, Ndicka, Fernandes, de Guzman, Haller, Chandler, Mendes Paciencia<doc-sep>The first leg finished 1-1 in Frankfurt. Now it’s time to finish the job and get to the final. Given the madness of the last two days of Champions League football, we probably should be prepared for anything and everything to happen. Here we go! LIVE BLOG: PENALTIES: 4-3: COOL. AS. YOU. LIKE. Cometh the hour, cometh the Hazard. Chelsea are in the Europa League final! Bring on Arsenal. 3-3: ONE PENALTY FROM THE FINAL! Kepa guesses the right way and saves from Paciencia. 3-3: David Luiz draws us level at last. Just as intense as that night in Munich, but in the other direction. 2-3: KEPA SAVES! Straight down the middle and the Chelsea ‘keeper doesn’t budge. 2-3: Jorginho’s rather unorthodox style pays off! 1-3: Coolly slotted away by Jonathan De Guzman. 1-2: Trapp denies Azpilicueta, who aims low and to the left. 1-2: Kepa guesses the right direction but Jovic’s penalty sneaks past him anyway. 1-1: Ross Barkley with a near-perfect penalty, straight into the left corner. Trapp never stood a chance. 0 - 1: Haller scores. 120min: It’s the end of Extra Time and status quo is maintained. Chelsea 1 - 1 Eintracht Frankfurt, we’re going to lottery.. erm, penalties. 118min: Paciencia replaces Gacinovic. 115min: Controversy reigns as Azpilicueta pressurises Trapp during a corner and bundles the ball into the net. It’s ultimately deemed a foul on the Chelsea captain’s part. 114min: Zappacosta with a similar shot to the one he made just after coming on, Trapp tips it over. 110min: Emerson rushes forward and draws a save out of Trapp, who parries but Hinteregger steps in before the Chelsea left-back can capitalise on the rebound. 109min: Zappacosta is in a prime position to play a cross into the area with Chelsea outnumbering the Frankfurt defence 3 to 2. Unfortunately, he fires it straight into Abraham. 105min: ONE MORE crucial clearance off the line, the shooter is the same - Haller - but this time it’s Zappacosta who heads the ball away. 101min: Another long-distance ping by Barkley, same result as before. 99min: Haller seemed to all but have put Eintracht in front, wrong-footing Kepa with a left-toe poke but David Luiz cleared in acrobatic fashion and somehow kept the ball out of the net. 95min: Azpilicueta fires over with a first-time shot following a corner. Meanwhile, Gonzalo Higuain is Chelsea’s fourth substitute, he’s replaced Olivier Giroud. 92min: Barkley shoots from distance, attempting to curl it into the top-right corner but it’s wayward. FT: It ends 1-1.. in normal time. A further 30 to play now, with penalties potentially on the plate now. 90min: The big man Sebastien Haller is on, he’s replaced Ante Rebic. Two hugely potent goal threats up front for Frankfurt now. 87min: Giroud pulls off a strong diagonal effort from outside the box, which Trapp saves well. 86min: Ruben Loftus-Cheek makes way for Ross Barkley. Doesn’t make too much sense as a tactical decision. 81min: Azpilicueta gets away with just a booking, after a horrendous challenge on Gacinovic. 76min: Loftus-Cheek turns defence into attack in the blink of an eye with a strong run through midfield; eventually the ball makes its way to the right wing from where Zappacosta unleashes a trademark shot from distance. It stings the palms of Trapp. 74min: Christensen falls awkwardly after an aerial challenge for the second time this game. He’s unable to shake this one off, and is replaced by Zappacosta rather than Gary Cahill. Looks like Azpilicueta is going to play centre-back for the first time in almost a year. 70min: David Luiz goes for the spectacular, it’s from some way out and goes wide. 66min: Impressive defending from Hinteregger, who sticks close to Giroud and the Chelsea striker is unable to make anything of another near-post cross by Emerson. 62min: Willian is replaced by Pedro. 60min: Azpilicueta’s cross is parried by Trapp but there’s no Chelsea player waiting to take advantage of it. 59min: Kepa palms away a fierce volley from Gacinovic before watching an Ante Rebic piledriver whizz past the frame of goal. 56min: David Luiz plays a superb diagonal ball that finds Willian in a lot of space. Unfortunately, poor decision-making prevails and his half-hearted cross is straight at the goalkeeper. 49min: Chelsea immediately look to hit back, a cheeky back-flick by Hazard is met by the outer foot of Olivier Giroud, it’s well wide. 48min: Frankfurt equalise. A long ball from Hasebe is laid off by Jovic to Gacinovic, who plays a return ball that slices through the Chelsea defence and it’s finished off by the prolific striker. 1-1. Second Half: Eintracht Frankfurt kick things off. 45 to go! HT: It’s 1-0 at the break and Chelsea are clearly the team in control here. 39min: A move that started with some audacious skill from Jorginho in his own penalty area ended with Loftus-Cheek taking a heavy touch before getting crowded out in the box. That was swift transition at its finest. 37min: A slight scare as Jovic shrugs off Jorginho and attempts to set Rebic free in space, luckily it’s cut out by Loftus-Cheek. 27min: Eden Hazard twists and turns past Rode, sets Loftus-Cheek through in the area and the midfielder makes no mistake from an acute angle. 1-0! 24min: David Luiz flicks on Willian’s in-swinging free-kick and it’s cleared off the line by Hasebe. Coming closer! 22min: Hazard and Emerson combine to cross to Giroud, the striker tries to poke it in at the near post but his effort is saved. 15min: Da Costa tests Arrizabalaga with a deftly-executed first-time volley. Kepa does well to tip it over. 10min: Should that have been a penalty? Willian does excellently to beat his man on the right flank and cross into a dangerous area; Abraham prevents Giroud from getting to the ball and Da Costa does the same to Loftus-Cheek in somewhat contentious fashion! 9min: Jorginho seemed to have set Hazard free with a Fabregas-esque pass over the Frankfurt defence but Eden mis-controls it, letting the ball reach the ‘keeper earlier. 3min: Eintracht have the first attempt on goal; Jovic heads straight at Kepa from a corner.<doc-sep>
Hello and welcome to Stamford Bridge for live coverage of Chelsea vs Eintracht Frankfurt in the second leg of the Europa League semi-final. Maurizio Sarri's side are still unbeaten this season in the Europa League after the 1-1 draw in Frankfurt, and picked up what could be a priceless away goal last week. Eintracht followed up the draw last week with a disastrous 6-1 defeat away to top-four rivals Bayer Leverkusen, conceding six in the opening 36 minutes. Chelsea vs Eintracht Frankfurt - Europa League Venue: Stamford Bridge Date: Thursday May 09 Kick-off time: 8.00pm (BST) Chelsea team news Eintracht Frankfurt team news The visitors will be without Taleb Tawatha, who has an ankle injury, while Sebastien Haller and Sebastian Rode are doubtful to make the starting line up, though they have travelled with the squad. What TV channel is Chelsea vs Eintracht Frankfurt on? Chelsea vs Eintracht Frankfurt will be broadcast live on BT Sport, but if you don't have the channel you can join football.london for full coverage of the game from Stamford Bridge, including live blog commentary, player ratings and reaction. Live stream information Chelsea vs Eintracht Frankfurt will be available to stream on the BT Sport app, but full coverage of the game will be available on football.london , including team news, 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 .