Where to watch Chelsea vs Tottenham live on February 22

Topics: TV Schedules, Chelsea, Tottenham, English Premier League

Chelsea will hope to get back to winning ways as they host London rivals Tottenham for a derby clash.

Preview: Chelsea vs Tottenham

One point divides Chelsea and Tottenham ahead of this match, and it's Chelsea who will be feeling the pressure. The Blues are winless in their last four games, which includes a 2-0 defeat to Manchester United and as a result, their top four spot is now in jeopardy. Next up for them is a rather tough Champions League meeting with serial Bundesliga winners Bayern Munich and so Frank Lampard will want his team to get back on track as quickly as possible as they host Jose Mourinho's Tottenham at Stamford Bridge.

Spurs, meanwhile, are in much better shape domestically. They are unbeaten in their last four matches, with wins in three of those games, but will be really disappointed after narrowly losing their Champions League round of 16 fixture to German outfit RB Leipzig. Still, it was a narrow 1-0 loss via a penalty, meaning that Mourinho's troops are very much still in the tie and have a great shot at overturning the deficit when they travel to Germany next month.

Team news: Chelsea vs Tottenham

Chelsea: Chelsea have been dealt a big blow with N'Golo Kante suffering an injury during the team's 2-0 loss to Manchester United. The French star is expected to miss the next couple of weeks as a result. Both Tammy Abraham and Ruben Loftus-Cheek have returned to the fold, but Christian Pulisic, Andreas Christensen and Callum Hudson-Odoi are unlikely to feature here.

Tottenham: Star attackers Harry Kane and Heung-Min Son remain out due to hamstring and arm injuries, but both Erik Lamela or Tanguy Ndombele have returned from injury, giving Mourinho some options in attack. Moussa Sissoko remains out with a knee problem.

Match facts: Chelsea vs Tottenham

Tottenham have won just one of their last 33 away games against Chelsea in all competitions (D11 L21)
Chelsea are winless in four Premier League games (D2 L2)
The Blues will be looking to win three games in a row against Spurs for the first time since March 2006...when ironically, they were managed by Mourinho