Just now, Valerie said:

This is not a sign of true love

Not today! There are 11 others that need it more!

1 minute ago, Mod said:

Not today! There are 11 others that need it more!

Better to betray your country than to betray your football idol @Mod

New Chelsea Women season tickets...

New Chelsea Women season tickets now available

New applications can now be made for a Chelsea Women season ticket for the forthcoming 2025/26 season.

This season ticket covers our seven Women’s Super League fixtures at Kingsmeadow. It also offers access to a priority period to purchase domestic cup fixtures at Kingsmeadow.

All new general admission season tickets are available in our West Stand and North Stand seating areas, along with the South Stand terrace areas. There is limited availability within these areas and season tickets will be sold on a first come, first serve basis.

Season ticket prices start from £65 for adults, £32.50 for under-16s and £52 for under-23 and 66 or over.

New season tickets are available for supporters to purchase up until 5pm on Thursday 24 July.

How to purchase

Supporters who already hold an account with us will need to log in to the ticketing portal here. You will then be able to access the women’s season ticket under the Season Tickets tab on the top of the page.

Supporters who do not hold an account with us will be able to create an account once you select the women’s season ticket. If you wish to create an account prior to that, please click here to create your account. We strongly advise that all supporters create an account prior to making their purchase.

Please note that this season ticket will only allow access to WSL matches at Kingsmeadow. For information on our Stamford Bridge match package called The Bridge Pass, please click here

Supporters have the option of either paying for their season tickets in full by credit or debit card, or alternatively you can take up the option of spreading the cost over 10 monthly instalments using our finance provider V12.

Supporters wishing to use the V12 Finance Instalment plan application option to make payment for their season ticket will be able to do so at the checkout stage.

If more than one supporter wishes to become a season ticket holder and you want to purchase all tickets in one transaction, you must use one of the accounts as the main account and add others to your network list. In order to do this, the main account holder will need to add the supporter from the My Network section under their account information. For more information on how to create a network, please click here

Disabled supporters who are looking to apply and require ambulant or non-ambulant season ticket will need to contact us at [email protected] and we will send you a copy of an application form. Any applications submitted for disabled season tickets will need to be supported with your supporting documents, details of which can be found here, and sent back to the address below.

Ticket Office
Chelsea Football Club
Stamford Bridge
Fulham Road
London
SW6 1HS

We advise you to send the forms back via special delivery.

All season tickets applications are subject to availability.

All successful season ticket applicants will receive a physical season ticket card ahead of the new season.

We look forward to welcoming you to Kingsmeadow for another exciting season!

WSL fixtures for 2025-2026.

Chelsea's 2025/26 Women's Super League fixtures announced

A home fixture against Manchester City at Stamford Bridge will kick off our 2025/26 campaign, as Sonia Bompastor bids to retain the Women’s Super League title after lifting the trophy during her first season in charge at Chelsea.

A full list of matches has now been released for our 2025/26 campaign, including four WSL games to be played at Stamford Bridge. The Bridge Pass guarantees your spot for all four at the best guaranteed price, in addition to other benefits.

We head into the season as reigning champions, with the season opener against Manchester City set for Friday 5 September at 7.30pm.

Here we have everything you need to know about who, where and when Chelsea will be playing…

Who is Chelsea’s first WSL game of 2025/26 against?

Our season opener will be against Manchester City at Stamford Bridge. Ticketing information for this fixture will be announced soon.

Who will the Blues finish the 2025/26 season against?

The final fixture of the campaign is an enticing home clash against Manchester United on the weekend of 15-17 May. That fixture will be played at Stamford Bridge.

Which four games will Chelsea Women play at Stamford Bridge?

Our exciting season opener against Manchester City will be in front of our fans at Stamford Bridge on Friday 5 September at 7.30pm, as we look to kick off our title defence against top-level opposition.

We will be back at the Bridge the following month for a fascinating clash against newly promoted London City Lionesses. That match will be held in SW6 in early November.

The home game against Arsenal will be one of the first our fans look for on the fixture list. We will face the Gunners in late January at the Bridge, having done the double over our London rivals in the WSL last season.

Last season saw the title-winning celebrations go off with a bang against Liverpool at Stamford Bridge, and the final home game of 2025/26 will see us welcome Manchester United at our famous stadium in mid-May.

You can secure your spot to all four games at Stamford Bridge with The Bridge Pass, saving you 20 per cent compared to buying individual match tickets throughout the season.

Who else do Chelsea play in the opening weeks of the season?

Our second fixture takes us to Villa Park, where we will face Aston Villa. That game will be on Sunday 14 September.

We then host Leicester City at Kingsmeadow on Sunday 21 September.

When do Chelsea play Arsenal and Tottenham?

We face Spurs at Kingsmeadow on Saturday 11 October, and travel to north London on 8 November to play Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium.

It’s then Arsenal at the Bridge in late January 2026, before we visit Tottenham at Brisbane Road - home of Leyton Orient - shortly afterwards on 8 February.

When is the Women’s Super League mid-season break taking place?

Domestic football will pause for the Christmas and New Year period. Our final league game before the festivities will take us to Brighton and Hove Albion on 14 December.

We return – as things currently stand – from the winter break with a trip to West Ham United at Kingsmeadow on 11 January, in our first league fixture of 2026.

Individual match tickets

Information on individual match tickets will be announced soon. Register your interest to be the first to hear about tickets going on sale for fixtures at Stamford Bridge and Kingsmeadow.

Dates and changes to fixtures

Fixtures this season will predominantly be played on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, with all subject to change. Stay tuned to the Chelsea Official App and website for all fixture updates.

Chelsea’s Women’s Super League fixtures – 2025/26

All fixture dates after Round 1 are subject to change

Click here to download the fixtures directly to your calendar.

7 September – Manchester City (H) Stamford Bridge

14 September – Aston Villa (A) Villa Park

21 September - Leicester (H) Kingsmeadow

28 September – West Ham (A) Chigwell Construction Stadium

4 October – Manchester United (A) Leigh Sports Village

11 October – Tottenham (H) Kingsmeadow

2 November – London City Lionesses (H) Stamford Bridge

8 November – Arsenal (A) Emirates Stadium

16 November – Liverpool (A) St Helens Stadium

6 December – Everton (H) Kingsmeadow

14 December – Brighton & Hove Albion (A) Broadfield Stadium

11 January – West Ham (H) Kingsmeadow

25 January – Arsenal (H) Stamford Bridge

1 February – Manchester City (A) Etihad Stadium

8 February – Tottenham (A) Brisbane Road

15 February – Liverpool (H) Kingsmeadow

15 March – Brighton & Hove Albion (H) Kingsmeadow

22 March – London City Lionesses (A) The Den

29 March – Aston Villa (H) Kingsmeadow

26 April – Everton (A) Goodison Park

3 May – Leicester City (A) King Power Stadium

15-17 May – Manchester United (H) Stamford Bridge

First time I've seen the expression in bowl drinking. Why not say drinking when in your seat. May be of interest to those of you who drink. Won't affect me as I'm teetotal!

Drinking In The Bowl introduced on trial basis at Chelsea...

Chelsea FC Women will allow supporters to drink alcohol in-bowl on a trial basis for selected home matches in the 2025/26 season, ensuring a phased approach to enhancing the matchday experience and offering more choice for our supporters.

The trial will apply to Women's Super League (WSL) and League Cup fixtures only and reflects both growing fan demand and the successful implementation of similar trials across selected WSL League 2 clubs last season.

Drinking In The Bowl will commence when Chelsea Women play Manchester City at Stamford Bridge, with the match taking place the weekend of 5-7 September.

This season’s trial will be operated on a flexible basis, with the locations where alcohol can be taken into the seating area to be reviewed and scaled up or down depending on the nature of the match and the timing of kick-off. At this stage, in-bowl drinking will not be permitted during FA Cup or UEFA Women’s Champions League fixtures.

As the trial commences, fans will be able to enjoy alcohol responsibly in the West Stand and within hospitality areas at Stamford Bridge. At Kingsmeadow, supporters can drink alcohol in seats throughout Blocks A – H. At both grounds drinks will be decanted into reusable cups, which the club requests are returned to help support our sustainability efforts in limiting the presence of single-use plastics.

Fans watch the final WSL game of last season from the West Stand

Pre-match and half-time refreshments will be available throughout the grounds for supporters in line with a usual matchday offering.

To accommodate fans who prefer a dry environment, the East Lower stand will continue to serve as the designated Family Stand at Stamford Bridge, where alcohol consumption in the seating area will remain prohibited. At Kingsmeadow, Blocks J to M in the West Stand will remain alcohol-free.

The club has worked closely with supporter groups, our Safety Advisory Group and local authorities throughout the planning stages of this initiative. Collective input has been central to shaping a trial that prioritises fan choice while maintaining a strong focus on safety and inclusivity.

The pilot follows special events at Stamford Bridge when in-bowl drinking was permitted at Soccer Aid for UNICEF in 2019 and 2024 along with Chelsea Foundation's Legends match in 2023, demonstrating the club's ability to manage the experience safely and effectively.

Celebrating supporters at Kingsmeadow

Tracy Brown, Chelsea Fan Advisory Board member, said: ‘The Fan Advisory Board is pleased to support the introduction of drinking trials at Chelsea FC Women's matches at Kingsmeadow and Stamford Bridge. This initiative represents a progressive step toward improving the matchday experience for our dedicated supporters while maintaining the safety and community atmosphere that makes women's football so special.’

A Chelsea FC Women spokesperson added: ‘We are always looking at ways to extend fans’ matchday experiences, and as a trial project, Drinking In The Bowl provides the option to enjoy a drink while watching games at Kingsmeadow and Stamford Bridge. We have seen alcohol in-bowl at previous events and know many supporters will welcome it. We will continue to monitor and assess its success alongside supporter feedback and operational information. Safety remains our first priority, and we will adapt the approach as needed over the course of the season.’

Chelsea FC Women is one of several WSL clubs taking part in this coordinated trial, which has the full support of the league and relevant authorities.

Fans will be kept informed throughout the season regarding the efficacy of the trial, and any decision on extending the areas in which fans can drink alcohol will be reviewed and announced as the season progresses.

One of the things I prefer about women’s football is not being surrounded by pissed up dickheads, I hope this doesn’t change anything. A lot of the fans seems to be family’s with young kids/youngsters so I don’t see it changing much.

5 hours ago, Munkunku said:

One of the things I prefer about women’s football is not being surrounded by pissed up dickheads,

I WENT TO ONE WOMEN'S MATCH 🤬 !

1 hour ago, Valerie said:

I WENT TO ONE WOMEN'S MATCH 🤬 !

Yes and you were immediately deported!

10 hours ago, Munkunku said:

Yes and you were immediately deported!

But I turned up again like the best bad penny!

@Boyne heard anything about season tickets yet? I’m yet to receive a physical one or find it on the app (I can’t remember what they’re doing with them tbh).

3 hours ago, Munkunku said:

@Boyne heard anything about season tickets yet? I’m yet to receive a physical one or find it on the app (I can’t remember what they’re doing with them tbh).

@Munkunku haven't received a physical ticket yet. Have received a ticket on the app for the game against City at Stamford Bridge on 5 September. Also have a ticket on the app for the game against Leicester City on 21 September. I read on the Chelsea website that fans age going to be given the choice of using a card or the app at Kingsmeadow. I'll use the card at Kingsmeadow given the wi-fi signal is a bit dodgy there.

I'm at the Bridge on Friday for the match at Bayer Leverkusen so will try the app then. Hopefully it will work but who knows!

Three Chelsea WSL fixtures moved for TV

The kick-off time of our first Women's Super League away match of the season, against Aston Villa, has been changed, and there are alterations to two more games in September.

Sonia Bompastor will take her side to Villa Park on Sunday 14 September. The game will now kick off at 12pm and be shown live in the UK on Sky Sports Mix

Our season opener against Manchester City is being held at Stamford Bridge, but our first WSL fixture of the campaign at Kingsmeadow has also been selected for broadcast.

Leicester City are the visitors on Sunday 21 September, and the match will now begin at 12pm. It can be viewed in the UK on Sky Sports Football.

The Blues conclude September by making the short trip across London to face West Ham United at the Chigwell Construction Stadium. We will face the Irons on Sunday 28 September. Kick off is at 2.30pm and the game will be shown on BBC iPlayer in the UK.

Full ticket information will follow in due course.

Travelling Chelsea squad confirmed for Netherlands traini...

A 26-player Chelsea squad has arrived in the Netherlands for a six-day pre-season training camp, which will enable Sonia Bompastor and her players to intensify preparations ahead of the 2025/26 campaign.

The groundwork for the season ahead has been laid at Cobham, but things will now step up a gear as the Blues spend the rest of the week at camp in Holland, which concludes with a friendly against A**x on Sunday. Kick-off is scheduled for 2pm local time at the Sportcomplex de Toekomst, and tickets can be bought here.

New signings Mara Alber, Ellie Carpenter and Livia Peng are included in the travelling party, and they could feature for the first time in Chelsea colours as the countdown to the new campaign continues.

The season begins for the Blues when Manchester City visit Stamford Bridge on Friday 5 September. Ticket information for that exciting season opener is available here, and you can secure your place at all four of our WSL fixtures taking place at Stamford Bridge with The Bridge Pass.

See below for the full list of players who are travelling to our pre-season training camp…

Chelsea’s travelling squad

Goalkeepers: Livia Peng, Becky Spencer

Defenders: Nathalie Bjorn, Millie Bright, Kadeisha Buchanan, Veerle Buurman, Ellie Carpenter, Jorja Fox, Naomi Girma, Chloe Sarwie

Midfielders: Ashanti Akpan, Julia Bartel, Erin Cuthbert, Oriane Jean Francois, Maika Hamano, Wieke Kaptein, Sjoeke Nusken, Lexi Potter, Guro Reiten

Forwards: Mara Alber, Sandy Baltimore, Eva Hendle, Sam Kerr, Catarina Macario, Johanna Rytting Kaneryd, Lois Shooter

@Valerie playing the team whose name can't be mentioned this coming Sunday.

@Boyne Didn't the women come over here for pre-season last year as well? Anyway, I tried to see how much a ticket costs, but unsurprisingly the site isn't working for me. I might be blacklisted 😁

2 hours ago, Valerie said:

@Boyne Didn't the women come over here for pre-season last year as well? Anyway, I tried to see how much a ticket costs, but unsurprisingly the site isn't working for me. I might be blacklisted 😁

@Valerie I think they went to the States last year but will check. Just had a look on the ticket website and it looks like the tickets have been sold. You'll have to stand outside the ground with a big Chelsea flag!

24 minutes ago, Boyne said:

@Valerie I think they went to the States last year but will check. Just had a look on the ticket website and it looks like the tickets have been sold. You'll have to stand outside the ground with a big Chelsea flag!

I would do a lot for Chelsea, but standing around in about the least inspiring area of Amsterdam (strictly speaking it's not even IN Amsterdam) is not one of them 🫣

1 minute ago, Valerie said:

I would do a lot for Chelsea, but standing around in about the least inspiring area of Amsterdam (strictly speaking it's not even IN Amsterdam) is not one of them 🫣

Good point. It's a bit like me standing outside Celtic's ground with a Chelsea flag or if I wished to lose my life a Rangers one.

3 hours ago, Valerie said:

@Boyne Didn't the women come over here for pre-season last year as well? Anyway, I tried to see how much a ticket costs, but unsurprisingly the site isn't working for me. I might be blacklisted 😁

Just checked and they did. Played FC Twente.

53 minutes ago, Boyne said:

Just checked and they did. Played FC Twente.

Our very own outback 😃

Another AI failure.

Women’s Super League ticket news: Leicester home

We take on the Foxes on Sunday 21 September, kick-off 12 noon.

Ticket sales information

Ticket sales for this match will be as follows:

Friday 22 August from 10am: Tickets will go on general sale*

*Season ticket holders and members will receive an early bird discounted rate on match tickets for this fixture up until 9am on Friday 5 September.

Tickets will be sold online only. Tickets are for Chelsea supporters only.

Please note that supporters who hold a Kingsmeadow season ticket will be able to gain access to the stadium using your Kingsmeadow season ticket.

Tickets for this match will go off sale online on Sunday 21 September at 12pm. Tickets will also be available to purchase on matchday from the Kingsmeadow ticket office from two hours prior to kick-off. All tickets are subject to availability. Only card payments will be accepted at the Kingsmeadow ticket office.

Match ticket prices can be found here.

Tickets will be dispatched via print@home from Friday 22 August.

For this fixture, drinking alcohol in the Bowl will be trialled in the West Stand for blocks A - H.

All persons under the age of 16 will be required to attend with, and sit next to, a person aged 18 years of age or over.

Application process for supporters with access needs

Supporters who require accessible tickets can submit an application form found here during the selling period. Alternatively, supporters can call our access team on 0371 811 2012 or 0044 207 915 1950 (international callers) to reserve tickets and request further information. Personal assistant tickets can only be allocated using this process.

Accessible Car Parking

Supporters can make application for the car parking from Tuesday 26 August by clicking here.

You are required to display your Blue Badge while parked at Kingsmeadow.

Ticket exchange

Kingsmeadow season ticket holders can offer their tickets for resale through their ticketing account online when the fixture sells out.

If the game becomes available for general sale again, the ticket exchange will be temporarily deactivated until the fixture sells out once more.

If the exchange is available for this fixture, tickets must be listed by 3pm on Friday 19 September.

Ticket Forwarding

Season ticket holders and members can receive forwarded tickets from a Kingsmeadow season ticket holder up until 9am on Sunday 21 September 2025.

Loyalty points

Supporters will receive zero loyalty points for this match.

Refunds

Please note refund requests must reach the ticket office no later than 2pm on Thursday 11 September. Tickets purchased on the Ticket Exchange cannot be refunded, all sales are final.

Useful Links

Ticket office opening times click here

Frequently Asked Questions click here

Refund request form click here

Match and ticket on-sale dates are subject to change. All ticket sales are subject to availability. Please check the website for the latest information.

Sans chapeau. Unusual to see Basil without his hat.

51 minutes ago, Boyne said:

I'm not sure I like the way they are looking at me. 🤷‍♂️