Chelsea vs Liverpool live: Blues 2-0 down after Jordan Henderson and Dejan Lovren goals; latest score and goal updates at Stamford Bridge

Chelsea are looking to return to winning ways under the Friday night lights against Liverpool having failed to maintain their perfect start to the campaign.

Sunday’s draw with Swansea infuriated the Blues, and Gary Cahill in particular, but Diego Costa’s sensational late goal did at least leave the team unbeaten record intact.

Antonio Conte's side ran out 1-0 winners when the sides met in pre-season, but Cesc Fabregas in particular will be hoping for a better outcome this week, having been sent off in the International Champions Cup clash.

38 MINS: Luiz is heavily involved in Chelsea's set pieces as he heads Willian's third corner in as many minutes over the bar.

2 minutes ago
Conte is not happy with this showing from his side. They are being outplayed here but do have a chance as they've just been given a corner kick.

Willian's effort is cleared into the side netting, meaning another corner but Lallana heads the Brazilian's second one clear too.

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3 minutes ago
What a strike from the Liverpool captain! The ball fell to him well outside the box and the midfielder steadied himself before unleashing a superb shot that hurtled its way into the corner of the net.

Chelsea 0-2 Liverpool.

34 MINS: Willian whips the ball into the area and Luiz is once again on hand to head the ball towards goal - but Mignolet, once again, catches the ball.

32 MINS: Chelsea have a free kick after Clyne tackles Hazard from behind.

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30 MINS: Chelsea get a corner, which Willian takes and which is then headed towards the far post by Luiz. Mignolet can't claim the ball but, luckily for him, it's booted clear.

12 minutes ago
Chelsea go on the attack but it ends in Kante firing an effort well over the bar. In truth, Chelsea haven't had a real chance so far as they are struggling to get the ball to Costa.

14 minutes ago
Cue chants of 'Come on Chelsea' from the home fans.

14 minutes ago
26 MINS: It seems as though the entire Chelsea crowd get up as Hazard latches onto the ball before outrunning Clyne and sending a shot towards goal. Mignolet, however, claims the ball comfortably.

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23 MINS: Liverpool have another corner, but Henderson's cross is dealt with by Willian. Having said that, Sturridge quickly wins the ball back on the left flank before firing a low shot from a tight angle past the face of goal. Close!

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22 MINS: Luiz is on the touchline receiving medical treatment for a bloody nose after catching the back of Mane's head as the pair jumped for the ball.

Coutinho, who sat out Liverpool's win over Leicester at the weekend, was the man to send in the cross for Lovren to head home. He proved important in this same fixture last season and has done so again so far.

And Liverpool take the lead after the free kick given for Ivanovic's foul ends in an unmarked Lovren firing in at the far post to hand the visitors a deserved 1-0 lead!

Chelsea 0-1 Liverpool.

    GOAL!

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17 MINS: GOAL! LOVREN!

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16 MINS: Ivanovic is being given a talking to after clattering into Wijnaldum.

26 minutes ago
Conte and Klopp watch: While the Italian hasn't yet sat down, Klopp hasn't gotten up yet preferring to watch the game from the dugout.

28 minutes ago
13 MINS: Liverpool get a corner kick, which is taken by Henderson but headed clear by Matic. The Reds regain possession before Henderson attempts to lob Courtois with an optimistic shot.

29 minutes ago
Much of these first few minutes have been played in Chelsea's goal area, with Liverpool really piling on the pressure. Chelsea, in contrast, haven't had a clear-cut shot at goal yet although they've defended well enough to keep their opposition at bay.

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10 MINS: Slightly nervy moment there as Cahill sent the ball to Azpilicueta with three Liverpool players lurking dangerously close. In the end, the visitors won back possession - and Conte wasn't happy about it.

32 minutes ago
8 MINS: The Reds get a free kick after Ivanovic fouls Lallana, much to the Liverpool midfielder's anger. It comes to nothing, though.

34 minutes ago
7 MINS: Azpilicueta's ball into the area again hands Liverpool work to do as Costa attempts to head it towards goal. The Reds, though, do well to stop the striker from making contact with it.

35 minutes ago
5 MINS: Hazard links up with Azpilicueta but the full-back's cross into the area is headed clear by Matip.

4 MINS: Liverpool back on the attack, but this latest move forward comes to nothing. Still, the visitors are looking good...

38 minutes ago
Meanwhile, on the touchline Conte is - as expected - standing up and barking orders at his players.

39 minutes ago
The Chelsea fans have certainly found their voice - they are currently singing about Steven Gerrard....

39 minutes ago
2 MINS: And just a minute later, Mane's pass to Sturridge results in the striker sending an effort towards goal, which Courtois dives to save.

40 minutes ago
1 MIN: A good start from the visitors as they test Chelsea's defence. A ball manages to make its way towards goal where Courtois is on hand to claim the ball comfortably.

41 minutes ago
The atmosphere here is unbelievable - the Liverpool fans are all on their feet and making some serious noise!

42 minutes ago
We have kick off in a packed Stamford Bridge!

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We are just moments away from kick off!

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Let's look briefly at the last time these two sides met...

Last season, Liverpool beat Chelsea 3-1 here thanks to two goals from Coutinho and a third from Christian Benteke. The reverse fixture then ended 1-1 after Eden Hazard's superb solo goal was cancelled out late on by Benteke. But Chelsea did get the upper hand when these two sides met in the International Champions Cup in the summer - with Gary Cahill's header being enough to seal a win.
 

Houston vs. Cincinnati live stream, start time and TV info

In the immortal words of Bruce Buffer, “Ladies and gentlemen, it’s time!” Week 3 of the 2016 college football season kicks off on Thursday night with the No. 6 Houston Cougars taking on AAC foe Cincinnati.

Interestingly enough, the two teams kicking off Week 3 are two teams linked to potential Big 12 expansion. With a national audience on ESPN, it is a great opportunity for both programs to prove they belong in the Power 5.

For Houston, Thursday night marks the return of star quarterback Greg Ward Jr., who is a Heisman candidate, after he was forced to miss last weekend with a shoulder injury.

It should be interesting to see how the Cougars perform as they look to advance to 3-0 and potentially crash the College Football Playoff party.

How can you tune in to tonight’s Week 3 kickoff? Here is all of the information you will need to catch the action from the opening kickoff:

Date: Saturday, Sept. 10
Start Time: 8:00 p.m. ET
Location: Bristol, Tennessee
Venue: Bristol Motor Speedway
TV Info: ABC
Live Stream: WatchESPN

Week 3 TV Schedule:

Thursday, Sept. 15, 2016

Matchup	Time (ET)	TV / Online
(6) Houston at Cincinnati	7:30 pm	ESPN / WatchESPN

Friday, Sept. 16, 2016

Matchup	Time (ET)	TV / Online
(21) Baylor at Rice	8:00 pm	ESPN / WatchESPN
Arkansas State at Utah State	9:00 pm	CBSSN / CBSSports.com
Arizona State at UTSA	9:30 pm	ESPN2 / WatchESPN

Saturday, Sept. 17, 2016

Matchup	Time (ET)	TV / Online
Akron at Marshall	Noon	CBSSN / CBSSports.com
(2) Florida State at (10) Louisville	Noon	ABC / WatchESPN
Georgia State at (9) Wisconsin	Noon	BTN / BTN2Go
Iowa State at TCU	Noon	FS1 / FS Go
Kansas at Memphis	Noon	ESPNU / WatchESPN
(25) Miami, FL at Appalachian State	Noon	ESPN / WatchESPN
Middle Tennessee at Bowling Green	Noon	ASN / ESPN3
New Mexico at Rutgers	Noon	ESPNews / WatchESPN
North Dakota State at (13) Iowa	Noon	ESPN2 / WatchESPN
Ohio at (15) Tennessee	Noon	SECN / WatchESPN
South Carolina State at (5) Clemson	Noon	RSN / ACCNExtra
Temple at Penn State	Noon	BTN / BTN2Go
Vanderbilt at Georgia Tech	12:30 pm	ACCN / ACCNExtra
Virginia at UConn	1:30 pm	SNY / ESPN3
Idaho at Washington State	2:00 pm	Pac-12N / Pac-12.com
North Carolina A&T at Tulsa	2:00 pm	ESPN3
Florida Atlantic at Kansas State	2:30 pm	FSN / FS Go
Eastern Kentucky at Ball State	3:00 pm	ESPN3
Fresno State at Toledo	3:00 pm	ESPN Extra / ESPN3
UNLV at Central Michigan	3:00 pm	ESPN3
(1) Alabama at (19) Ole Miss	3:30 pm	CBS / CBSSports.com
Boston College at Virginia Tech	3:30 pm	ESPNU / WatchESPN
Colorado at (4) Michigan	3:30 pm	BTN / BTN2Go
FIU at UMass	3:30 pm	ASN / ESPN3
James Madison at North Carolina	3:30 pm	RSN / ACCNExtra
Monmouth at Kent State	3:30 pm	ESPN3
(22) Oregon at Nebraska	3:30 pm	ABC / WatchESPN
Pittsburgh at Oklahoma State	3:30 pm	ESPN / WatchESPN
San Diego State at Northern Illinois	3:30 pm	CBSSN / CBSSports.com
USF at Syracuse	3:30 pm	ACCNExtra
Western Kentucky at Miami, OH	3:30 pm	ESPNEx/BCSN/TWC / ESPN3
East Carolina at South Carolina	4:00 pm	SECN / WatchESPN
New Mexico State at Kentucky	4:00 pm	SECN Alt. / WatchESPN
Northern Colorado at Colorado State	4:00 pm	ROOT Sports / MWN
UC Davis at Wyoming	4:00 pm	WyoVision
Western Michigan at Illinois	4:00 pm	ESPNews / WatchESPN
Idaho State at Oregon State	5:00 pm	Pac-12N / Pac-12.com
Eastern Michigan at Charlotte	6:00 pm	CUSA.TV
Old Dominion at NC State	6:00 pm	ACCNExtra
ULM at Georgia Southern	6:00 pm	ESPN3
Delaware at Wake Forest	6:30 pm	ACCNExtra
Army at UTEP	7:00 pm	ASN / Stream
Liberty at SMU	7:00 pm	ESPN3
Louisiana Tech at Texas Tech	7:00 pm	FSN / FS Go
Maryland at UCF	7:00 pm	CBSSN / CBSSports.com
Mississippi State at (20) LSU	7:00 pm	ESPN2 / WatchESPN
Navy at Tulane	7:00 pm	ASN/NESN / ESPN3
South Alabama at UL Lafayette	7:00 pm	ESPN3
(17) Texas A&M at Auburn	7:00 pm	ESPN / WatchESPN
Troy at Southern Miss	7:00 pm	beIN SPORTS / Stream
(16) Georgia at Missouri	7:30 pm	SECN / WatchESPN
(12) Michigan State at (18) Notre Dame	7:30 pm	NBC / NBCSports.com
North Texas at (23) Florida	7:30 pm	ESPNU / WatchESPN
(3) Ohio State at (14) Oklahoma	7:30 pm	FOX / FS Go
Texas State at (24) Arkansas	7:30 pm	SECN Alt. / WatchESPN
Duke at Northwestern	8:00 pm	BTN / BTN2Go
Portland State at (8) Washington	8:00 pm	Pac-12N / Pac-12.com
USC at (7) Stanford	8:00 pm	ABC / WatchESPN
Buffalo at Nevada	9:00 pm	MWN
UCLA at BYU	10:15 pm	ESPN2 / WatchESPN
(11) Texas at California	10:30 pm	ESPN / WatchESPN
Utah at San Jose State	10:30 pm	CBSSN / CBSSports.com
Hawaii at Arizona	10:45 pm	Pac-12N / Pac-12.com

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Houston vs Cincinnati football Thursday Schedule: Kick Off Time, Odds and Point Spread, TV Channel, Cougars are powerful

The Cincinnati Bearcats host the Houston Cougars in week 3 of the college football schedule on Thursday, kick off time at 7:30 PM ET, at Nippert Stadium.

The Houston Cougars (2-0) are coming from a 42-0 win over the Lamar Cardinals in week 2. Kyle Postma threw for 125 yards in 14 of 25 passes. On the ground, Kevrin Justice rushed for 111 yards and 2 touchdowns in 27 attempts while Mulbah Car had 109 yards and a touchdown in 20 attempts. Kyle Postma had 106 yards and two touchdowns. Linell Bonner led in receiving with 46 yards in 3 catches while Chance Allen had 30 yards in 2 receptions.

On the offense, Houston Cougars averages 225.5 yards in passing and 235.0 yards in rushing. On the defense, Houston Cougars allows 190.5 yards in passing and 42.5 yards in rushing against their opponents.

The Cincinnati Bearcats are coming from a 38-20 victory over Purdue Boilermakers in week 2. Hayden Moore threw for 250 yards and 3 touchdowns in 19-for-32 passes. On the ground, Kahlil Lewis rushed for 79 yards in one attempt while Mike Boone had 78 yards in 18 attempts. Moore had 58 yards and 2 touchdowns. Nate Cole led in receiving with 81 yards and 2 touchdowns in 6 catches while Devin Gray had 56 yards in 4 receptions. DJ Dowdy complimented for 20 yards and a touchdown.

On the offense, Cincinnati averages 225.0 yards in passing and 201.0 yards in rushing. On the defense, Cincinnati allows 273.5 yards in passing and 140.0 yards in rushing against their opponents.

Houston vs Cincinnati game schedule:

Here’s how you can watch Thursday’s Houston vs Cincinnati game online:

Date: Thursday, September 15
Start Time: 7:30 p.m. ET
Location: Cincinnati, OH
Venue: Nippert Stadium
TV: ESPN
Live Stream: WatchESPN

What do we need to be watching for during Thursday night’s Houston vs Cincinnati matchup and when does it start?

Houston has shot up the rankings already this year. Starting the season No. 15 in the AP Poll, the Cougars defeated No. 3 Oklahoma in the season opener to move up to No. 6 and that’s where they stand in Week 3. The Cougars are one of those under-the-radar title contenders everyone seems to be rooting for.

Cincinnati has also begun the season 2-0, but the Bearcats have been lightly-tested, to say the least. Beating Tennessee-Martin and Purdue aren’t exactly solid program-builders, but it’s still a perfect start to the year. Taking down sixth-ranked Houston would make that 2016 start even more impressive.

Here are three things to know for Friday night’s game.
1. Greg Ward Jr. is expected to play

After missing Week 2 with a nagging shoulder injury, Heisman-hopeful dual-threat quarterback Greg Ward Jr. is expected to take the field Thursday. In order for Houston to avoid a massive upset, he will need to be on his ‘A’ game for this one.
2. Cincinnati nearly pulled off the upset in 2015

Houston and Cincinnati played in a classic AAC contest last season as the then-No. 25 Cougars came out on top, 33-30, at home. The Bearcats pose one of the toughest tests for the Cougars this year and No. 6 Houston might be in for an upset special. Just how close will this contest be?
Related Story: Ranking the 50 best college football stadiums
3. Tom Herman is 6-1 away from home

This record includes neutral site locations, but the fact of the matter is this: Tom Herman’s teams are calm, cool and collected away from TDECU Stadium in Houston. He has beaten programs such as Florida State and Oklahoma at neutral sites and his only loss came against Connecticut last year. Nippert Stadium is a tough place to play, though. Will this sparkling record hold up?

Houston will look to march into Nippert and steal a big road victory in Week 3 while the Bearcats are sniffing out an upset. Could this game be on upset alert? 

Feyenoord 0-0 Manchester United live score and goal updates from the Europa League group game

Join us for all the action from Rotterdam where Jose Mourinho's side take on Giovanni van Bronckhorst's

One player who will be really keen for a good game is Paul Pogba after the difficulties he endured at the weekend.

Berghuis looks bright

Feyenoord are just a little bit sharper right now and are winning the second ball.

Berghuis has just tested De Gea from distance with a smart effort but it’s an easy save for the United keeper.

The Dutchman has been the brightest player so far.

United dropping deep and seemingly happy for Feyenoord to have the ball in the middle of the park.

Game begins to stir into life

Neither team has yet to get going as we reach the ten minute mark, but Manchester United are holding a good shape and have dealt well when Feyenoord have brought the ball forward through Kuyt and Berghuis.

But now Toornstra has found a pocket of space in the final third after drifting wide, but Darmian does well to get across and block the shot at the expense of a corner, which comes to nothing.

United’s attempt to counter is stopped by a foul on Herrera, but the tempo’s just been raised in the De Kuip stadium.

Cagey start

A rather languid start to the game, with both sides just getting familiar on the ball.

For the hosts, Berghuis has already shown his ability to break up play in the middle, but they’re yet to get Vilhena involved.

Brad Jones as an early touch as the long ball for Rashford is overhit.

The Australian comes into this one off the back of three clean sheets and with confidence riding high.

But this is their biggest challenge yet this season.

Feyenoord are trying to mix things up and go long to Jorgensen when the middle of the park is too congested.


Here we go!

We’re underway as referee Jesus Gil Manzano blows a short, shrill peep of his whistle.

This may be unusual territory for Manchester United, but they’ve got a job on their hands now and it’s time to perform.

The visitors start with the ball and we’re already seeing Pogba drift to the left of midfield, suggesting he may have more of a roaming remit tonight than he did against City.

We're all set

There’s a great atmosphere building around the De Kuip as we approach kick-off.

The teams are out of the dressing room and the managers have shaken hands.

This one’s about to get underway!!


Our man in Rotterdam...

It’s unusual for Mourinho to watch his teams warm-up before matches but that’s what he’s doing in Feyenoord’s De Kuip stadium, keeping a watchful eye over his players before heading down the tunnel to give his pre-match team-talk before kick-off at 6pm.

As Mourinho’s players head back down the tunnel following their warm-up, Paul Pigba spotted former United team-mates Paul Scholes and Michael Owen, commentating by the side of the pitch in their roles as pundits for BT Sport, and embraced both, before joining his current team-mates in the away dressing-room.

 

The stadium is filling up ahead of the early kick-off, with the game set to start in just 30 minutes.

Hopefully these go down better than those half-half hoodies...


How will Brad Jones fare for Feyenoord?

The journeyman Australian signed for the Dutch club this summer after a spending the first part of the year at NEC.

That brought an end to nearly two decades of kicking around English football with several failed loan spells during his time at Middlesbrough before stints at Liverpool and Bradford City.

He may only have played a handful of times for the Reds, but after spending the best part of five years in Merseyside one thing’s for sure that a clean sheet would be extra special for him against Liverpool’s great rivals tonight.

Team news: Mourinho sticks to his word as Rashford starts

Some notable absences for Manchester United including Wayne Rooney, Luke Shaw and Henrikh Mkhitaryan. Ibrahimovic starts on the bench, meanwhile.

Feyenoord: Jones, Karsdorp, Botteghin, Van der Hheijden, Kongolo, El Ahmadi, Kuyt, Vilhhena, Berghuis, Jorgensen, Toornstra

Subs: Hansson, Woudenberg, Nieuwkoop, Vejinovic, apia, Basacikoglu, Kramer

Manchester United: De Gea, Darmian, Bailly, Smalling, Marcos Rojo, Schneiderlin, Ander Herrera, Mata, Pogba, Martial, Rashford

Subs: Romero, Fosu-Mensah, Carrick, Fellaini, Memphis, Young, Ibrahimovic

Feyenoord vs Manchester United, 2016 Europa League: time, TV schedule and live stream

Right. We knew Jose Mourinho's honeymoon at Old Trafford wasn't going to last forever, because that's the point of honeymoons. They end, and then everybody has to go back to work. But like a good marriage, Mourinho's contract isn't for two months, it's for at least three years ... er, hang on ... this has taken an unpleasantly cynical turn. Shall we start again? Feyenoord vs Manchester United 2016 Europa League

Watch live

Right. Managing a football club is nothing like a marriage. And now we've established that, Manchester United have quite an interesting game in prospect this evening. A response will be needed after Saturday's loss, but this may not be a walkover. Feyenoord have started the Dutch season well, are playing at home, and there has never been anything more inevitable than Dirk Kuyt scoring at least once this evening. Feyenoord vs Manchester United 2016 Europa League

Speaking of veteran captains who've spent part of their lives on Merseyside, Wayne Rooney is missing from United's squad. Mourinho says he wants him fit for Sunday's game against Watford, which on the surface sounds reasonable enough, though the more suspicious might decide it's a little odd for a manager to announce that the captain of a football club with European ambitions needs a rest in mid-September. Anyway, this is our chance to see what a team built around Paul Pogba looks like. That should be fun. Feyenoord vs Manchester United 2016 Europa League

HOW TO WATCH

When: 18:00 UK time, 11:00 EST

Where: De Kuip, Rotterdam

Television: BT Sport 3 in the UK, Fox Sports 1 in the USA; for the rest of the world, livesoccertv has you covered

Streaming: BT Sport's streaming app in the UK, FoxSoccer2GO in the USA

This will also be our Live Thread for the game, so share your thoughts on the derby in the comments section.

Juventus vs Sevilla 2016 Score Updates UCL UEFA Champions League

ST LOUIS (LALATE) – Juventus vs Sevilla 2016 (en vivo live score results below) delivers a UCL UEFA Champions League football battle today. The action for September 14, 2016 is the first group stage battle for both teams this month.

Juventus vs Sevilla 2016 (start time 11:45 am PST) get underway shortly in their UEFA Champions League soccer game. Juventus is currently #1 in the Serie A table with 9 points. Sevilla in turn is currently second in the La Liga table with seven points. Sevilla has two wins, two loses and one draw in their last five games. Juventus has four wins and one draw in their last five battles.

Juventus striker Paulo Dybala expects a huge battle today. But what is the focus, and the lineup, for Juventus coming into Wednesday’s battle? “With Higuain so motivated to score goals, it is so much easier. We have great forwards who can hurt Sevilla”, the striker told his team’s news site. “I have really wanted to play in the Champions League and I think we can have a great tournament. We have the players to do so provided we continue with the mentality of last year.”

Dybala added that his squad is erasing memories of recent struggles or close battles. “I think we have to forget that game and think about the first one we won 2-0. We made a great performance against a very difficult team and hopefully that will happen on Wednesday too.” For live score results of this and all other UEFA Champions League games today click HERE.

Barcelona vs. Celtic Live Champions League

Celtic may still have fond memories of playing Barcelona in the Champions League, with Neil Lennon having masterminded an unlikely 2-1 victory at Parkhead in the group stages back in 2012. However, they also met at the same stage a season later, and were thrashed 6-1 on their visit to Camp Nou. They’ll be looking to avoid a similar result on Tuesday, though that could be rather easier said than done. Watch Barcelona vs. Celtic Live Champions League
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Though Celtic head in high on confidence after thrashing Old Firm rivals Rangers over the weekend, and Barcelona are looking to recover from a stunning defeat at home to Deportivo Alavés, the Catalan giants are still very much the favourites for victory. Coach Luis Enrique has almost a full-strength team available, with Lionel Messi and Andrés Iniesta having returned to action after injury over the weekend. Their only absentee is summer signing André Gomes. Watch Barcelona vs. Celtic Live Champions League

Celtic, in contrast, will be without star striker Leigh Griffiths, who also missed the victory over Rangers with a hamstring tear. Brendan Rodgers’ side will instead likely be reliant on a big performance from 20-year-old Moussa Dembélé, who signed from Fulham over the summer. He scored a hat trick in his debut Old Firm encounter on Saturday, and will doubtless be hoping to make another splash. Watch Barcelona vs. Celtic Live Champions League

To watch this match online in the US you can use the Fox Soccer 2Go and Fox Sports Go services. In Canada, TSN’s live streaming service has you covered. Those in the UK can catch the action on the Internet if they’re subscribed to BT Sport. For online listings in other countries, you can check out LiveSoccerTV. Watch Barcelona vs. Celtic Live Champions League

TV: Fox Sports 1 (U.S. – English); Fox Deportes (U.S. – Spanish); TSN1 (Canada); BT Sport 3 (U.K.)

Match Date/Time: Tuesday, 2:45 p.m. ET, 8:45 p.m. local

Venue: Camp Nou, Barcelona, Spain

Pittsburgh Steelers vs Washington Redskins Live NFL Football Streaming Online

Pittsburgh Steelers vs Washington Redskins Schedule: TV Channel Coverage, Start Time, Odds and Point Spread, Preview, Offense vs Offense?

The Washington Redskins host the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 3 of the NFL regular season schedule on Monday, start time at 7:10 PM ET, at FedExField, Landover, Maryland.

The Washington Redskins are coming from a 20-13 win over the Tampa Bay Bucs in the final week of the preseason games. Nate Sudfeld completed 8 of 18 passes for 72 yards and a touchdown to lead the Redskins. On the ground, Mack Brown rushed for 149 yards and a touchdown in 19 attempts while Rob Kelly added 99 yards in 16 attempts. In the receiving end, TJ Thorpe posted 46 yards in two receptions while Rashad Ross added 16 yards and a touchdown in two catches.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are coming from a 18-6 loss to the Carolina Panthers in a preseason game. Bryn Renner completed 5 of 9 passes for 39 yards while Landry Jones added 29 yards in 4-for-5 passes. Ben Roethlisberger did not play. On the ground, Daryl Richardson rushed for 45 yards and a touchdown in 9 attempts while Fitzgerald Toussaint added 11 yards in seven attempts. In the receiving end, Eli Rogers posted 20 yards in three receptions while Cobi Hamilton added 18 yards in two catches.
Redskins vs Steelers game schedule info:
Date: September 12, 2016
Start Time: 7:10 PM ET
TV Channel Schedule: ESPN
Live Stream: WatchESPN
Odds and Point Spread: +3.0 Redskins, 50.0 O/U
Prediction: Steelers win