Servette v Chelsea: How to watch, TV channel, kick-off time, head-to-head stats and team news

Chelsea will be looking to seal their place in the main draw of the UEFA Conference League when they travel to Switzerland to take on Servette in the second-leg of their play-off round tie.

Second-half goals from Christopher Nkunku and the in-form Noni Madueke helped the Blues take a 2-0 lead from last week's first leg at Stamford Bridge and, barring a shock turnaround, they will expect to secure their place in Friday's draw for the league phase.

How to watch Servette v Chelsea and TV channel

Servette v Chelsea will be available to watch on Chelsea TV and via the Chelsea App.

Servette v Chelsea kick-off time, date and venue

This UEFA Conference League play-off round second leg kicks off at 19:30 on Thursday 29th August and will be played at Servette's Stade de Geneve home in the Swiss city of Geneva.

Servette v Chelsea stats and head-to-head record (H2H)

Servette finished third in the Swiss Super League last season and lifted the Swiss Cup, but they have only won one of their last six matches across all competitions, losing their previous two at home to Basel (6-0) and Braga (2-1).

Prior to facing Chelsea in this season's UEFA Conference League, Servette had only twice before come up against English opposition in Europe.

They went down 3-2 on aggregate to Liverpool in the 1971/72 European Cup Winners' Cup and 6-2 over two legs in the UEFA Cup to Derby County three seasons later.

Chelsea are bidding to reach the main stage of the UEFA Conference League for the first time and they will be buoyed by Sunday's 6-2 Premier League win at Wolves - their third consecutive away victory.

Winger Madueke scored his first career hat-trick at Molineux and he has now netted four goals in his two appearances for Chelsea this season.

Servette v Chelsea head-to-head record (H2H)

Servette wins	0
Draws	0
Chelsea wins	1

*H2H stats refer to all competitions

Servette v Chelsea team news

Servette team news

Servette coach Thomas Haberli is not expected to make too many changes to his starting XI from last week's first leg, although Jeremy Guillemenot and Alexis Antunes, who both came on at Stamford Bridge, will hope to feature from the off.

Forward Victory Beniangba remains sidelined with a muscle injury.

Chelsea team news

Head coach Enzo Maresca is expected to rotate his starting line-up once again after making nine changes for the league clash with Wolves.

Filip Jorgensen, Tosin Adarabioyo, Pedro Neto and Joao Felix are among those expected to come in.

The likes of Trevoh Chalobah, Ben Chilwell and Raheem Sterling are currently out of the first-team picture.