Chelsea vs Dynamo Kiev live stream: Watch Champions League 2015 football online

Chelsea will play Dynamo Kiev on Wednesday night in the Champions League as the English Premier League team have the opportunity to get their campaign back on track. The game has a scheduled start time of 7.45 p.m. GMT (2.45 p.m. ET) and takes place from Stamford Bridge. The game can be watched online through live stream via the link below.

Coming into today's game Chelsea are third in Group G having only secured four points from their three games to date. Topping the group are Porto who have seven points from their three games.

The Blues' opposition today, Dynamo Kiev, are second with five points after the same number of games, and Maccabi Tel-Aviv are in the basement with zero points at the half way point in the group stages.

In team news, Chelsea striker Radamel Falcao will be unavailable for today's game due to injury. He suffered a muscular problem in training on Tuesday and is not expected to be back for a few weeks.

In addition, defender Branislav Ivanovic is also out with a hamstring injury, and winger Pedro will also be missing for today's Champions League game.

Chelsea are a side in turmoil right now, with rumors that there is discord in the Blues' changing room, and Chelsea were even forced to come out to deny that players were revolting against manager Jose Mourinho.

They have lost six of their opening 11 English Premier League games and the pressure is on Mourinho to turn things around quickly.

However, the manager is still confident that Chelsea will comeback strong and still be able to qualify from their Champions League group.

He said, "Tomorrow is not a must-win game, it's a must-not-lose game, so if we draw and then win the last two matches we will qualify."

Today's big Champions League game between Chelsea and Dynamo Kiev has a scheduled start time of 7.45 p.m. GMT (2.45 p.m. ET) and can be watched online through live stream by clicking here.

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