Sons of Anarchy season 6 episode 7 "Sweet and Vaded" preview: Will Nero betray SAMCRO? Watch online live stream [FX start time]

"Sons of Anarchy" season 6 episode 7 will air tonight at 10 p.m. ET on FX.

The seventh episode, titled "Sweet and Vaded," will be available to view online via the official FX site here or on Hulu Plus. A preview of the latest episode can be seen in the video below.

The description for the episode reads: "Triggers are pulled that strengthen the MC, but also threaten to destroy it."

Episode 7 is set to shock viewers again, with FX posting this message onto Facebook: "Tonight, desperate times call for desperate measures."

Latest previews show SAMCRO's concern that Nero will testify against Jax and the club after the District Attorney tells him that he will walk free if he testifies. Nero was framed for the murder of the hooker, who was killed by Toric.

Gemma and Tara will come head to head in tonight's episode as they both use Wendy to spy on each other.

The Irish blew up SAMCRO's club house and murdered two of its members when Jax tried to get the club out of the gun selling business. With the elevated violence, the town of Charming is looking to evict the Sons of Anarchy.

The show stars Charlie Hunnam as Jax, who is SAMCRO's President that faces the consequences of the motorcycle club's illicit deeds before it tears the club apart.

Be sure to tune into watch the explosive new episode of "Sons of Anarchy" tonight at 10 p.m. ET on FX.

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