Middlesbrough vs Chelsea FREE: Live stream, TV channel, team news and kick-off for FA Cup quarter-final tie

CHELSEA will visit Middlesbrough in the quarter-final of the FA Cup tomorrow, with Boro looking to upset another Premier League outfit.

Middlesbrough have beaten Premier League opposition twice already in the FA Cup, after overcoming Manchester United and Tottenham so far.

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Romelu Lukaku was the hero as Chelsea won away at Luton Town in the last round.[/caption]

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Chelsea have been the topic of conversation for many lately, after the sale of the club and government sanctions have left many at the club wondering what is next.

Thomas Tuchel is pleased that the team can fly to Middlesbrough rather than take a six-hour coach trip, after this was in jeopardy after the sanctions which mean limited fans will be in attendance.

The Blues will be hoping that it is business as usual in the Quarter-Finals, but will face a tough test against a Boro’ side that have proved they can do it against the big boys.

What time does Middlesbrough vs Chelsea kick-off?

• Middlesbrough kick-off against Chelsea at 17:15pm UK time on Saturday, March 19.
• The game is at the Riverside Stadium in Middlesbrough.
• Tickets to the game are sold out, and there are expected to be around 500 Chelsea fans.

What channel is it on and can it be live- streamed?

• Middlesbrough vs Chelsea will be shown live on BBC One, with coverage beginning at 4:50pm.
• The game is available to live stream for FREE on the BBCiPlayer and BBC Sport website.

Can I watch it for FREE?

• The game is FREE to watch on BBC One.
• It can be streamed for free on the BBCiPlayer app or BBC Sport website.

Team news

Thomas Tuchel gave an update on the Chelsea team news in his press conference earlier today, he confirmed that Reece James, Callum Hudson-Odoi and Andreas Christensen are all doubts for The Blues.

For Boro, there is no fresh concerns with regards to inujry, but James Lea Siliki is a doubt following a recent illness.

Odds

• Middlesbrough – 11/2
• Draw – 16/5
• Chelsea – 1/2

Odds are courtesy of Betfair, and correct at the time of publication.