Chelsea vs Manchester United kick-off time, live stream and team news for Stamford Bridge Carabao Cup game on talkSPORT

It’s a double whammy of football action in the Carabao Cup and talkSPORT is the place to be to catch it all.

Chelsea host Manchester United at Stamford Bridge, while at Anfield, Liverpool entertain Arsenal for a place in the quarter-finals – the draw for which will take place on 31 October at around 8.45am.

Manchester City, Oxford United, Everton, Leicester and Colchester all made it through and so attention turns to Wednesday night where Aston Villa vs Wolves is the other huge game on the fixture list.

And at a sold out Bridge, fans will see two of the most successful teams of the last 16 years.

Since Roman Abramovich took ownership of Chelsea in 2003, the club have 16 major trophies, while United have won 14.

Chelsea vs Man United: kick-off time

The fourth round tie begins at 8.05pm.

Chelsea vs Man United: How to listen

talkSPORT is live from Stamford Bridge where Hugh Woozencroft will be joined by Sam Matterface and Stuart Pearce.

To tune in, just click here for the live stream or click the radio player below.

You can also listen through the talkSPORT App, on DAB Digital Radio or on MW 1053 or 1089.

For more information about how to listen LIVE on talkSPORT 2 click here.

Chelsea vs Man United: Team news

N’Golo Kante and Antonio Rudiger will be missing for Chelsea, but highly regarded academy midfielder Billy Gilmour may play, along with centre-back Marc Guehi right-back and Reece James.

Senior players Willy Caballero, Olivier Giroud and Emerson could also get some vital minutes.

United could also field youngsters as Brandon Williams and James Garner could feature. “We’ve not made a decision on who is going to play, but you’ll probably see the two of them [Garner and Williams],” manager Solskjaer said.

Paul Pogba is still out, but the boss has backed Fred to take over in midfield during the extended absence and praised Andreas Pereira.

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“His energy and running, chasing – he’s a different sort of no.10, he can play also in the central positions.

“So I’m delighted for Andreas – great professional, great attitude. He does his job to the best of his abilities.”