How to watch Chelsea v Arsenal - Free Streams, TV Details for UWCL quarter-final

Watch Chelsea Women vs Arsenal Women as the Gunners look to keep hold of their European crown, with all the broadcast details right here in this guide.

There will at least be one English team in the Champions League semi-finals, with the two most successful clubs from these shores going hammer and tongs across two legs for a chance in the final four.

Arsenal beat Chelsea at the Emirates last week, with Renee Slegers' side heading to Stamford Bridge with a 3-1 advantage.

The winner will have another tough tie ahead of them – no easy games at this stage! – with Lyon or Wolfsburg in waiting on the road to Oslo.

FourFourTwo has all the information on live streams and TV channels so you can watch Arsenal vs Chelsea in the UWCL online, on TV, and from anywhere.

Is Chelsea vs Arsenal on TV in the UK?

Chelsea vs Arsenal will be broadcast live in the UK on BBC iPlayer.

It will also be available on television on BBC Two, on Disney+ and on the BBC Sport website.

Watch Chelsea vs Arsenal on BBC iPlayer

The UWCL quarter-final clash is being streamed completely free on BBC iPlayer. All you need is an account and a UK postcode (e.g. SE1 7PB).

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Watch Chelsea vs Arsenal in the US

Fans in the USA can watch Arsenal vs Chelsea via Paramount+.

Watch the UWCL on Paramount+

Fans in the USA can watch each game on the Paramount+ streaming services. Plans start from $8.99/month and you will also get men's Champions League and EFL Championship coverage included.

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Chelsea vs Arsenal: Women's Champions League preview

The WSL heavyweights face off at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday, in the second leg of a Champions League quarter-final, with Arsenal bringing a two-goal advantage to the tie.

The Gunners remain unbeaten against the Blues this season after a win and a draw in the WSL and an impressive first-leg showing that saw them win 3-1 at Emirates Stadium.

The first leg was marred with VAR controversy, after Chelsea had a goal ruled out for a minimal push. Sonia Bompastor described it as "not good enough" calling for officials to "respect the women's game."

But the tie is far from over from a Chelsea perspective. They found themselves in a similar situation last year at this stage of the competition, where they were able to overturn a 2-0 scoreline to beat Manchester City 3-2 at the Bridge.

Meanwhile, Arsenal are less used to being in the lead in the competition, earning themselves a reputation of being comeback queens last season.

Former Arsenal star Alex Scott has told FourFourTwo exclusively that her former team's heritage in the competition will be an extra incentive for Chelsea to dump the holders out of the competition.

“From when I was playing, from the moment Emma Hayes left Arsenal and took over Chelsea, straight away it was this rivalry because we knew the nuggets that she was taking from Arsenal and implementing them at Chelsea and building this phenomenal team - everything that she went on to do and win there is absolutely incredible,” Scott said.

“I know how much it hurt Chelsea players and fans to see Arsenal lifting the Champions League trophy last season. Because that's the one that they are missing and have after for so long. So it's just going to be so juicy. If Chelsea beat Arsenal, you won't stop hearing about it. But if Arsenal manage to get one over Chelsea again… it’s just an exciting tie. And that's what you love about football, right?

"It is a tough one to call, but I do think Arsenal might edge it.”

Leah Williamson missed out in the first leg, and Renee Slegers will give an update on her fitness ahead of the match.

Australian duo Sam Kerr and Ellie Carpenter were unavailable for the first leg following the Asian Cup but are now back, with Bompastor to advise on their availability.