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Is Nottingham Forest vs Chelsea on TV today? Premier League final day team news

Is Nottingham Forest vs Chelsea on TV today? Premier League final day team news

Metro25-05-2025

Chelsea are in action against Nottingham Forest on the final day of the Premier League with both sides battling for Champions League qualification.
Chelsea's efforts to get over the line will not be helped by the absence of Nicolas Jackson who is serving a three-match suspension for the red card he picked up at Newcastle United earlier this month.
But in a major boost for the Blues, Christopher Nkunku is available once again having missed the last three Premier League games.
Marc Guiu is also set to return to the squad having not played since February with a hamstring injury.
Wesley Fofana remains sidelined along with Marc Guiu but Jadon Sancho is available again after being ineligible to face his parent club last week.
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After victory over Manchester United last Friday, Chelsea currently occupy the fifth and final Champions League spot, level on points with fourth place Newcastle United and Aston Villa, sat just behind them on goal difference.
Forest head into the weekend a point behind them in seventh.
For Chelsea, it is relatively simple. Their fate is in their own hands and a win will secure a top five finish while also removing Forest from the equation.
A draw might just be enough if Aston Villa fail to win at Manchester United and Newcastle United lose at home to Everton. More Trending
Forest must win at all costs and hope results elsewhere go their way.
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Nottingham Forest vs Chelsea kicks off at 4pm on Sunday 25 May with every game on the final day of the season underway at the same time.
This match will be available to watch live on Sky Sports Main Event and available to stream through the Sky Go app and NOW TV.
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