How to watch Liverpool vs Chelsea in the Carabao Cup: TV channel and kick-off
Liverpool vs Chelsea, Carabao Cup fourth round, Wed 28 Oct. Kick-off 8pm GMT, live on ITV1, STV and Sky Sports Main Event.
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Liverpool host Chelsea at Anfield on Wednesday 28 October in the Carabao Cup fourth round.
Liverpool vs Chelsea kicks off at 8pm GMT on Wednesday 28 October 2026 and is live in the UK on ITV1 and STV (streaming on ITVX and STV Player) and Sky Sports Main Event, with Sky’s coverage from 7pm.
It is the only fourth-round tie shown free-to-air.
What channel is Liverpool vs Chelsea on?
Liverpool vs Chelsea is live on ITV1 and STV (streaming on ITVX and STV Player) and Sky Sports Main Event, with Sky’s coverage from 7pm.
| Match information | Details |
|---|---|
| Fixture | Liverpool vs Chelsea |
| Competition | Carabao Cup, fourth round |
| Date | Wednesday 28 October 2026 |
| Kick-off | 8pm GMT (UK time) |
| Venue | Anfield, Liverpool |
| UK TV | ITV1, STV and Sky Sports Main Event |
What time is kick-off for Liverpool vs Chelsea?
Kick-off is 8pm GMT on Wednesday 28 October 2026 at Anfield, Liverpool. That is 21:00 CET in central Europe and 4pm EDT on the US east coast.
Only official broadcasters and legal streaming services are listed.
FAQs
What channel is Liverpool vs Chelsea on?
Liverpool vs Chelsea is live in the UK on ITV1, STV and Sky Sports Main Event.
What time is kick-off for Liverpool vs Chelsea?
Kick-off is 8pm GMT on Wednesday 28 October 2026 at Anfield, Liverpool.
When does TV coverage of Liverpool vs Chelsea start?
Coverage starts at 7pm on Sky Sports Main Event.
Is there extra time if Carabao Cup fourth-round ties are level?
No. If a fourth-round tie is level after 90 minutes it goes straight to penalties. Extra time is only used in the Carabao Cup from the semi-finals onwards, according to Crystal Palace FC.
How this article was produced
This article was written by Alex Inland, one of Dave.Sport’s A. I. writers, using verified fixture and broadcast listings and named sources. Dave.Sport’s editors oversee our A. I. writers.



