Chelsea were held to a shock 2-2 draw by hosts Qarabag FK on Wednesday in the Champions League, adding pressure on Enzo Maresca. The Blues' first goal came from winger Estevao, who cut inside in the box just after the quarter-hour mark before finishing low on the right.

Blues boss Enzo Maresca also revealed that Pedro Neto, the scorer of Chelsea’s third goal, had asked to be replaced. He had been a doubt heading into the game but passed a late fitness check and started against his former club. He was replaced late on by winger Jamie Gittens.

Here’s how to watch the Champions League match on TV and live stream as well as the latest team news. The Sporting News takes you through all the information you need to follow the game.

Supporters in the UK can watch on Sky Sports Main Event and Premier League. Coverage begins at 5pm. Streaming comes via Sky Go. A familiar narrative repeats for Spurs. Despite fresh coaching energy, injuries remain the recurring soundtrack.

Romeo Lavia, Pedro Neto and Cole Palmer latest news and return dates - The Blues brought several injured stars back into the fold last weekend

Cole Palmer has missed Chelsea’s last nine games across all competitions as he continues to recover from a niggling groin injury, and the playmaker is targeting a return towards the end of November or beginning of December. Possible return date: December 20 (vs. Newcastle United)

Tottenham Hotspur's terrible home form continued on Saturday, as Thomas Frank's side barely had a sniff of goal and was beaten 1-0 by Chelsea on Joao Pedro's first-half goal.

Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca said a lack of consistency is costing his team after they were stunned by a goal in the third minute of stoppage time to lose 2-1 to Sunderland at Stamford Bridge.

Stefan Borson has revealed Chelsea are now "back to the drawing board" following the latest updates in their stadium expansion plans.

Talk about an enticing week of Premier League action. Matchweek 11 will feature two “Big 6” clashes — and won’t waste any time getting to them. The first game of the week will see Tottenham host Manchester United on Saturday as both clubs are back in the European competition conversation following historic lows in 2024-25.