Everton vs Chelsea: How to watch, TV channel and kick-off time in Premier League
David Moyes' side face arguably their toughest test yet when it comes to preserving their unbeaten start to the season.
Xabi Alonso's side are fresh off the back of a thumping 5-1 win over Bournemouth last time out.
It will be fifth against sixth on Merseyside, in what is the latest renewal of this classic Premier League rivalry.
Moyes will be looking for a big response from his team too, after last Sunday's frustrating 2-2 draw away at Hull City.
Goodison News has you covered with all the details on how you can follow the action live on Saturday.
Where is Everton vs Chelsea being broadcast?
The eyes of the Premier League will be on Hill Dickinson Stadium this Saturday.
That's because Everton's meeting with Chelsea is the early kick-off for the matchday seven slate of fixtures.
Kick-off is scheduled for 12:30pm, and is some way for this week's Premier League action to get started.
For those not able to attend Hill Dickinson on Saturday, fear not, as the game is being shown live on television.
Those with a TNT Sports subscription package can watch the match live on TNT Sports 1 and TNT Sports Ultimate.
If you don't have one, subscriptions can be purchased via HBO Max, with their TNT Sports saver plans currently starting at £25.99 per month for the first year.
So, what is Everton's head-to-head record against Chelsea like, and does it bode well for the Toffees' chances of victory this weekend?
How many times have Everton and Chelsea played in the Premier League?
Everton and Chelsea have been clashing in the Premier League since its inception in 1992.
As a result, these two have met 64 times in the top flight since then, but first clashed with one another all the way back in October 1907.
Sourced via Transfermarkt, there has been a total of 194 games between these teams, with the Toffees winning 60 and Chelsea taking 77 victories.
However, it's Everton who've largely dominated this fixture in more recent times, winning six of the last eight at home in the Premier League.
The most recent of those came when they last met in March this year, as a Beto brace and an Iliman Ndiaye goal secured a 3-0 win for the Toffees.
What Moyes and all Evertonians would give to see their side perform a repeat of that scoreline on Saturday.