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Where to Watch Chelsea vs Leeds United February 2026

Where to Watch Chelsea vs Leeds United February 2026 – Chelsea are aiming to extend their perfect record in the Premier League under Liam Rosenior as they welcome Leeds United in the continuation of the 2025/2026 Premier League season.

The match is scheduled to take place at Stamford Bridge on Tuesday, 10 February 2026 at 19:30 local time.

The West London club have won all four of their league matches since Rosenior’s arrival, while Leeds United also arrive in solid form after securing victories in three of their last five matches.

Before the match kicks off, so that you do not miss this fixture, let us take a look at Mansion Sports recommendations for where to watch Chelsea vs Leeds United in February 2026.

Team Conditions Ahead of the Match

Chelsea

The turbulent period appears to be firmly in the past for Chelsea, who have enjoyed a resurgence since the appointment of Rosenior, after previously failing to record a single victory in five Premier League matches (D3, L2).

The new manager successfully navigated a challenging run of London derbies by defeating Brentford (2–0), Crystal Palace (3–1), and West Ham United (3–2), before Cole Palmer’s historic first-half hat-trick secured a 3–1 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers at Molineux on Saturday.

That result served as the perfect response following their elimination from the English League Cup semi-finals after a 4–2 aggregate defeat to Arsenal, with home and away losses to their local rivals representing the only blemishes in Rosenior’s first nine matches across all competitions.

Currently sitting fifth in the Premier League standings, the Blues are just one point behind the top four and hold a four-point advantage over Liverpool in sixth place.

A victory on Tuesday would not only strengthen their chances of qualifying for the Champions League, but would also make Rosenior the first Chelsea manager since Maurizio Sarri in September 2018 to win his first three home league matches.

However, Chelsea must still overcome their underwhelming midweek record, having failed to win any of their three Premier League matches played during the week this season (D2, L1), one of which was a 3–1 defeat to Leeds at Elland Road in December.

Regarding squad conditions for the hosts, Chelsea are expected to remain without Jamie Gittens and Tosin Adarabioyo, both sidelined with hamstring injuries, while Dario Essugo and Romeo Lavia are still recovering from thigh issues.

Levi Colwill also remains unavailable as he continues his recovery from a serious knee injury, while Filip Jorgensen’s condition is still uncertain, although the Danish goalkeeper is unlikely to displace Robert Sanchez as the first-choice goalkeeper.

Andrey Santos was withdrawn late in the match against Wolves after suffering a knock, raising doubts over his availability, although Rosenior has indicated that Reece James could return to the squad after missing the last two matches.

Palmer’s hat-trick at Molineux made him the first player in Premier League history to record three first-half hat-tricks, and the England international will enter this match full of confidence, likely operating just behind Joao Pedro.

Leeds United

Aiming to complete a league double over Chelsea for the first time since their title-winning 1991–92 season, Leeds travel to London on the back of a 3–1 home victory over Nottingham Forest last Friday, a result built on a fast start.

The Whites raced into a three-goal lead through Jayden Bogle, Noah Okafor, and Dominic Calvert-Lewin, while a late strike from Lorenzo Lucca proved to be nothing more than a consolation for the visitors as Daniel Farke’s side returned to winning ways.

Leeds had suffered a heavy defeat to league leaders Arsenal in the previous match, but that result represents just one of two losses in their last 12 Premier League games (W4, D6), a significant improvement compared to the eight defeats they endured in their opening 13 matches of the season (W3, D2).

Thanks to these results, Farke has guided his team up to 16th place in the standings, six points clear of the relegation zone with 13 matches remaining, and they will look to further distance themselves from danger with a positive result on Tuesday.

Nevertheless, their poor away record remains a concern, with Leeds having lost seven of their 12 Premier League away matches this season.

Only Burnley (5) and Wolves (3) have collected fewer away points than Leeds’ total of seven.

Visits to Stamford Bridge also offer little encouragement, as the visitors have failed to win in their last seven league trips to the stadium, losing the last six, with Leeds’ most recent league victory at Stamford Bridge dating back to 1999.

In terms of squad availability for the visitors, Calvert-Lewin is set to once again lead the attack and is one of three players, alongside Jaka Bijol and Ao Tanaka, who have managed to score both home and away against Chelsea in a single season since Mark Viduka in 2001.

Facundo Buonanotte, whose loan spell at Chelsea was terminated in January before joining Leeds on a temporary basis, was left out of Farke’s squad last weekend for tactical reasons following the return of Daniel James and Lukas Nmecha, and he could again miss out.

With James and Nmecha back available, Anton Stach appears to be the only player likely to be absent, leaving the German coach with an almost fully fit squad to choose from.