Where to Watch Chelsea vs Ipswich Town: TV and Radio Commentary Details

Premier League action returns this weekend as Chelsea host Ipswich Town at Stamford Bridge on 13th April 2025 (14:00 UK time). While the match isn’t being broadcast live on UK television, fans have several options to follow the action via radio and international streaming services.

BBC Radio Coverage

For British listeners, BBC Radio 5 Live will provide live updates with reporter Mike Williams at the ground. Meanwhile, BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra, the BBC Sounds app, and BBC Sport Online will carry full commentary with Chris Wise leading the broadcast alongside former defender Curtis Davies as co-commentator.

Chris Wise is a seasoned football commentator who has covered the Premier League for the BBC since 2015, having previously worked for talkSPORT and ITV. Curtis Davies, who enjoyed a long playing career with clubs including West Brom, Aston Villa and Derby County, transitioned into punditry after retiring in 2022 and is known for his insightful analysis.

International Viewing Options

For viewers outside the UK, the match will be available on several platforms:

• Disney+ Hotstar (India)
• FuboTV (Canada)
• Optus Sport (Australia)
• Peacock (USA)

Highlights will be shown later on Sky Sports, while Sky Sports News will have updates from reporters James Savundra, Eleanor Roper, and Paul Gilmour.

Ipswich Town’s In-House Coverage

Ipswich fans can tune into TownTV, the club’s official channel, which will feature pre-match build-up and live commentary. The broadcast will be presented by James Kirtland, with Glenn Wheeler on commentary duties alongside former Ipswich midfielder Ian Westlake. Punditry will come from ex-players Carlos Edwards and Mick Stockwell, both of whom had successful spells at Portman Road.

Carlos Edwards, a Trinidad and Tobago international, was a fan favourite during his time at Ipswich between 2009 and 2014, while Mick Stockwell made over 300 appearances for the club in the 1980s and 90s.

Other Coverage

Independent Radio News (IRN) will also have updates from Guy Swindells, while Astro Premier League 2 HD (Malaysia) and NOW Premier League 2 (Hong Kong) will show the game live for international audiences.

For more details on the Premier League’s international broadcasters, visit the official Premier League website.

To learn more about Ipswich Town’s history, check out their official club site.

For further insight into Curtis Davies’ transition from player to pundit, read this BBC Sport feature.