Watch Chelsea Vs. Everton Football Live Online: Start Time, Streaming Video For 2016 FA Cup

Fans can watch the Chelsea vs. Everton football match live online and see which team can earn a victory in the FA Cup.

The teams meet Saturday at Goodison Park in Liverpool, with kickoff scheduled for 5:30 p.m. local time (12:30 p.m. ET).

For Everton, and head coach Roberto Martinez, the match is a chance to prove that the team is not an underachiever, especially after last weekend’s 3-2 home loss to West Ham. They are currently No. 12 in the Premier League standings and were knocked out in the semifinals of the Capital One Cup.

But Martinez has stressed that there is still a lot of football left this season.

“I think when you want to assess what you have done in a season, you have to wait until the end of it,” he said, via ESPNFC.

“At that point, you can look into very specific details — how you have been on the ball, your attacking work, what you have done defensively, what you have done away from home, what you have done at home. You can go into every single detail — nowadays everything gets recorded and the stats are there. But, clearly, if you want to assess any season, you have to wait until the end.”

Martinez noted that the Everton team has always responded well, and are hoping the FA Cup quarterfinals will prove that once again.

“We have already been to the semi-finals of the League Cup, which I think gives us the inspiration to be able to perform well at this sort of stage of a competition,” he said.

Fans who watch the Chelsea vs. Everton match live online will see a Chelsea squad dealing with some injuries. Eden Hazard was substituted from Wednesday’s loss to Paris St. Germain in the Champions League, and Hazard’s father has been playing with a nagging injury for months now. Interim Chelsea coach Guus Hiddink wasn’t clear if Hazard would be able to play on Saturday.

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“I have my concerns about him as well: whether he should play, when he’s not top, top fit, an hour at full intensity or another part of the game (as a substitute). We’re trying to help him,” he said.

In a battle of which team can overcome a bad week, Hiddink thinks his team will have the advantage.

“We had a difficult loss [against Paris St-Germain] and just two days to recover physically, psychologically and mentally,” he said, via BBC Sports. “It’s always a blow when you’re knocked out (even when) by a good team. Now the players have to respond. Mentally, it’s very important they’re resilient.”

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History may be on Chelsea’s side. In the nine times they have faced Everton in the FA Cup, Chelsea has prevailed six times and Everton advanced three times. But Chelsea has never won a FA Cup match at Goodison Park, with one loss and two draws.

The last time the two met in the FA Cup was 2011, when Everton won on a penalty shoot-out. The Toffees have the momentum as of late, defeating Chelsea in five of their last nine home games in all competitions with goals in each of those matches.

Fans who want to watch the Chelsea vs. Everton football match live online can click here for streaming video of the match through Fox Sports.

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