How to watch Chelsea v Real Betis in Europa Conference League final, team news, predicted line-ups, pre-match quotes and more | OneFootball

Chelsea take on Real Betis in the Europa Conference League final on Wednesday night with silverware and a place in next season’s Europa League up for grabs.

Chelsea will go into the game high in confidence, having secured a Champions League place after victory over Nottingham Forest in the final Premier League game on Sunday.

Real Betis conversely come into the final in a poor run of form, and haven’t won a game since May 4th.

Here’s everything you need to know ahead of the huge clash…

Kick-off time

8pm UK time

How to watch in the UK

TV channel: TNT Sports 1

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Injuries and suspensions

Chelsea: Fofana (hamstring), Kellyman (hamstring), Nkunku (undisc., doubt), Guiu (undisc., doubt)

Real Betis: Bellerin (hamstring), Llorente (muscular), Roca (foot), Avila (hamstring, doubt), Lo Celso (muscle, doubt), Vietes (calf, doubt), Sabaly (shoulder, doubt)

Predicted line-ups

Chelsea (4-2-3-1): Jorgensen; James, Adarabioyo, Badiashile, Cucurella; Caicedo, Dewsbury-Hall; Madueke, Palmer, Sancho; Jackson

Real Betis (4-2-3-1): Adrian; Sabaly, Bartra, Natan, Rodriguez; Cardoso, Fornals; Antony, Isco, Ezzalzouli; Bakambu

Recent form

Chelsea arrive in Poland in good form, winning seven of their last eight games in all competitions and are coming off the back of a huge win over Nottingham Forest that has seen return to the Champions League for the first time in three years.

Real Betis come into this game in less than ideal form, winless in over three weeks and have had a disappointing end to the season. Some positivity may come in the form of Antony, who has been a shining light in the side since arriving on loan from Manchester United.

What’s been said?

Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca: “The message in the last 48 hours has been we did something important but if we want to confirm we are becoming an important club then we need to show desire to win the game. For sure, job done and we are all happy but tomorrow is an important game – a final – and we want to win at all costs.”

Real Betis manager Manuel Pellegrini on Antony: “He has not surprised me because I knew him before from England. When you buy a player for that amount of money it is not always because you made a mistake.

“Maybe there are some reasons why Antony could not play the way he knows at Manchester United, but that is another thing. When he arrived here he looked assured in the way we play and confident in his game, so I thought he would be an important player.”