Chelsea vs Hull City Live Stream Reddit for FA Cup 4th Round

Chelsea will look to overcome their recent woes, as they travel to Kingston to face off against promotion-pursuers Hull City in the FA Cup on Saturday.

How to Live Stream Chelsea vs Hull City

Kickoff from KCOM Stadium is slated for 12:30 p.m. ET and will be available for streaming on ESPN+ as well as the Reddit Soccer Streams subreddit community.

Frank confirms that Willy Caballero will start tomorrow and he is pleased he has the 38-year-old available in his squad.

That's all from Lampard at Cobham. There will be more pre-match thoughts from the boss on https://t.co/OFDrFXj77c and the 5th Stand app later today.#HULCHE
— Chelsea FC (@ChelseaFC) January 24, 2020

The Blues will look to bounce back from their 2-2 draw (that felt like a loss) against Arsenal earlier this week. Frank Lampard's side was unable to muster three points despite the Gunners playing down a man for 64 minutes.

Lampard has already confirmed that Willy Caballero will start between the sticks in the place of Kepa Arrizabalaga. Elsewhere, striker Tammy Abraham is still recovering from the ankle injury he suffered against Arsenal and will not feature.

Christian Pulisic will also miss out, as the American winger is still recovering from an abductor injury.

? Hull City return to action at the KCOM Stadium on Saturday as Chelsea provide the opposition in HU3 as the two teams compete for a spot in the Fifth Round of the Emirates FA Cup.

? Here’s what we’ve got lined up ahead of the match tomorrow...?#hcafc | #theTigers
— Hull City (@HullCity) January 24, 2020

Hull's form has stumbled of late, having dropped their last two matches as they begin to fall behind in the Championship playoff chase. To make matters worse, Grant McCann will have a slew of injuries to address for Saturday.

Midfielders Kevin Stewart (foot) and Jon Toral (knee), as well as as forward Norbert Balogh (calf), will not suit up. Jordy De Wijs, however, could be available for selection as he works his way back from a calf strain.

With a ticket to the FA Cup's fifth round on the line, expect a scintillating match between the Blues and Tigers.