How to watch Chelsea vs Ipswich - TV Channel, kick off time and live stream details

Chelsea will be eager to pick up from where they left off in the UEFA Conference League on Thursday night. After storming past Legia Warsaw in the Polish capital, on Sunday afternoon.

Enzo Maresca's side enjoyed a 3-0 win at the Stadion Jozefa Pilsudskiego during the week, with . Chelsea have lost just one of their last eight games across all competitions, winning six, drawing one and losing the other.

The west Londoners may be favourites for this weekend's match, but late last year. So, with that being said, football.london has rounded up everything you need to know about Chelsea's clash against Ipswich.

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What time is Chelsea vs Ipswich Town kick-off?

Chelsea versus Ipswich will kick-off at 2pm (BST) at Stamford Bridge on Sunday, April 13. Assuming there are no extended breaks in play or stoppages, the final whistle will blow at around 3:50pm.

Who are the Chelsea vs Ipswich Town officials?

Stuart Attwell will referee the Chelsea match on Sunday afternoon, and he'll be joined by his assistants Constantine Hatzidakis and Natalie Aspinall. Simon Hooper has been named as the fourth official, meanwhile, Michael Salisbury is the Video Assistant Referee with Nick Hopton acting as his assistant.

How to watch Chelsea vs Ipswich Town on TV?

The game will not be televised to viewers in the United Kingdom. It will, however, be available to watch on for supporters in the United States and on for those in Canada.

In France it'll be on , in the Netherlands as well as for fans in Spain and Portugal. In Australia, the match will be televised on .

How to stream Chelsea vs Ipswich Town ?

Chelsea versus Ipswich will be unavailable to steam live in the United Kingdom. Highlights of the match will be uploaded to the shorty after the final whistle, with analysis on Match of the Day 2 in the evening. We will also providing LIVE coverage of the game in our blog at football.london.

What has Maresca said ?

Speaking to reporters at Cobham training ground, Maresca was asked how important it will be to take confidence from the Legia Warsaw win on Thursday night. The Chelsea boss said: "Very important.

"To be honest, I don't think we had a lack of confidence before Legia. But for sure, winning in the way we did is important for momentum."

Maresca added: "Absolutely, it will be a tough game. No doubt. In this moment, any team you face is complicated. No matter if it's Southampton, Ipswich or Leicester, because they want to show themselves and finish in the right way.

"They don't like to lose games, so it will be tough. We have seven games, all of them very difficult. The first one is Ipswich and hopefully we can get the three points."

What has McKenna said ?

Speaking to reporters at Playford Road, as quoted by the , McKenna said: "We played well [against Chelsea back in December]. To beat that Chelsea team, with the strength they have, took an incredible team effort.

"It's going to have to be the same on Sunday," added the Ipswich boss. "They've built a formiddable squad full of young players. They made several changes last night. We'll be facing a fit and almost full-strength Chelsea side.

"It's a Premier League season. It's hard to be at your best across 38 games. Watching some of their recent games they're still a very good side. They are certainly one of the best in the division and probably will be for years to come."