How to watch Chelsea vs AC Milan friendly
Enzo Maresca's side conclude their pre-season preparations with a clash against the Italian giants at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea returned from their post-Club World Cup break with a 2-0 win over Bayer Leverkusen on Friday. Goals from new arrivals Estevao Willian and Joao Pedro continued the feel-good factor from the club's summer success in the USA.
The Blues next take on an AC Milan side who are finishing their own pre-season with a tour of the United Kingdom and Ireland.
Milan drew 1-1 with Leeds United in Dublin on Saturday ahead of facing Chelsea in a Premier League double-header this weekend.
Tonight's game is available on free-to-air television with fans able to tune in and watch the action.
How to watch Chelsea vs AC Milan: TV and Live Stream details
In the UK, the match will be shown on Channel 5, with coverage starting at 2.30pm BST ahead of a 3pm kick off.
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