Häcken vs Chelsea Women: TV channel, kick-off time and team news

Häcken vs Chelsea Women takes place at Hisingen Arena on Tuesday 10 November, with kick-off at 5.45pm GMT and live UK coverage on Disney+.

Sonia Bompastor’s side travel to Sweden after a frustrating 1-1 draw with Everton. They are seeking a third Champions League victory of the campaign before returning to domestic action against Manchester City on Saturday.

What channel is Häcken vs Chelsea on?

Chelsea’s official viewing guide confirms Disney+ as the UK broadcaster. The club will also carry written match updates through its app and website.

Detail	Information
Fixture	Häcken vs Chelsea Women
Competition	UEFA Women’s Champions League
Date	Tuesday 10 November 2026
UK kick-off	5.45pm GMT
Local kick-off	6.45pm CET
Venue	Hisingen Arena, Gothenburg
UK live coverage	Disney+

Check the service’s match listing before kick-off and use an account with access to the broadcast. Chelsea’s written match centre is separate from the live video coverage.

Chelsea team news: Lauren James remains absent

In the injury update published before Everton’s visit, Bompastor confirmed that Lauren James had a hamstring injury and would miss the remainder of the current block of matches.

Lexi Potter had returned to training and was available again for that game. Sports Mole’s match preview also lists Naomi Girma and Mayra Ramirez among Chelsea’s absentees.

The final starting side remains to be confirmed. With another important match on Saturday, Bompastor must balance the immediate European challenge with the demands of the week.

Bompastor wants sharper finishing after Everton draw

Chelsea led Everton through Sandy Baltimore before Lucy Bronze’s own goal brought the visitors level. Bompastor was disappointed that her side had not made more of their attacking opportunities.

In Chelsea’s post-match interview on Saturday, she identified the need to be more clinical and saw the quick turnaround as an opportunity to respond.

The focus in Sweden will therefore be on making possession count. A more efficient display in front of goal would give Chelsea a stronger foundation for the second match of a demanding week.

What comes next for Chelsea?

The club’s weekly schedule confirms that Manchester City visit Stamford Bridge at 1.30pm on Saturday 14 November. Chelsea then host Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League on Wednesday 18 November.

Follow the wider domestic picture through our football coverage. Matchday selections will provide the confirmed line-ups ahead of kick-off.