Where to watch Valencia vs Chelsea in the UCL live on November 27

Topics: TV Schedules, Valencia, Chelsea, UEFA Champions League

Chelsea will be hoping to seal their spot in the round of 16 as they travel to face Valencia on MD 5. Live Soccer TV's match preview provides global broadcast listings, match stats and team news for Valencia vs Chelsea.

Current form: Valencia vs Chelsea

Chelsea come into this match having seen their away winning streak end after losing 2-1 to Manchester City last weekend. That defeat was also the first loss for Frank Lampard's young side since they lost 2-1 to Manchester United in the League Cup at the end of October. Still, there will be no time to focus on that as they are locked in a three way battle for top spot in their group and an automatic ticket to the round of 16.

Should Chelsea get revenge on Valencia for their opening day defeat, they will secure a spot in the knockout rounds; otherwise, they will have to fight it out with Ajax for second spot by beating Lille on the final matchday and hope that the Spanish outfit do them a major favor by beating the ambitious Dutch side.

So, with that in mind, the Blues will want to take care of business when they visit the home base of Los Che on Wednesday evening. Historically, they do have a solid track record when it comes to facing Spanish sides on the road, with just one defeat in their last 11, albeit the last time they traveled there, they ended up losing 3-0. That being said, their foe was Barcelona, a team who have caused them headaches time and time again. However, like Chelsea, Valencia are coming into this game having lost their most recent match, also by a score-line of 2-1 and they, too, will be seeking to get back on track and secure their place in the round of 16.

Who will come out on top in what should be a closely contested and tense clash in Spain on Wednesday evening?

How they compare: Valencia vs Chelsea

Here's how the two sides stack up ahead of their clash:

Match facts: Valencia vs Chelsea

Valencia have won only one of their seven Champions League matches against Chelsea (W1 D3 L3)
However, that was their recent 1-0 victory at Stamford Bridge on MD 1 this season
Chelsea have lost just one of their last 11 away Champions League matches in Spain (W3 D7 L1)...
...but it was during their last trip over there when they lost 3-0 to Barcelona in the round of 16 (March 2018)
Valencia have only lost one of their last nine home games in all competitions

Team news: Valencia vs Chelsea

Valencia: The hosts have been hit by a major injury crisis ahead of their penultimate game. Geoffrey Kondogbia, Cristiano Piccini, Mouctar Diakhaby, and Gonçalo Guedes are all expected to miss the match, while Ezequiel Garay, Denis Cheryshev, and Francis Coquelin are all serious doubts.

Chelsea: Fortunately for the visitors, they have largely a full-strength squad available. The only notable absentees include Antonio Rudiger, who's still continuing his rehab process following a pelvic injury, as well as Ross Barkley and youngster Callum Hudson-Odoi, who's expected to return against West Ham this weekend.