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Brentford vs Chelsea: Capital Battle Without the Cameras

Momentum key as Chelsea seek to assert dominance

Chelsea arrive at the Gtech Community Stadium with confidence restored. Their 1-0 win over Tottenham — courtesy of Enzo Fernandez’s clinical second-half strike — was a timely boost after the Arsenal setback. With Enzo Maresca’s men now leapfrogging Manchester City and Newcastle to reclaim fourth in the Premier League table, there’s fresh wind behind their Champions League pursuit.

Brentford’s uphill task on home turf

For Brentford, this London derby represents both opportunity and reckoning. European ambitions are not yet extinguished, but Thomas Frank’s side must cure their capital curse at home. They are still winless at the Gtech in 2025, with three defeats in their last four — all without scoring. If they are to challenge sides like Chelsea, turning home form around is essential.

No live TV for pivotal Premier League clash

Despite the high stakes and West London rivalry, UK supporters will be left without live television coverage. The 2pm BST Sunday kick-off avoids the traditional 3pm blackout, but it has not been chosen by Sky Sports. Instead, the broadcaster will air Fulham vs Liverpool followed by the Manchester derby at Old Trafford.

Match access and fan options

TV channel: The game will not be broadcast in the UK.Free highlights: Match of the Day 2 will carry the highlights on BBC One at 10:30pm BST, offering the only televised glimpse of what promises to be a gripping contest.

In a season where every point matters, Brentford’s grit will be tested and Chelsea’s class examined — but not in front of UK cameras.

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