Chelsea Football Club is delighted to confirm we will be able to welcome supporters back to Stamford Bridge for our Premier League fixture against Leicester City, subject to the expected further easing of lockdown restrictions on Monday 17 May.
Stage three of the government’s lockdown exit strategy includes the admission of crowds at large outdoor events. At Stamford Bridge, the capacity will be capped at approximately 8000. We are thrilled supporters can return in such numbers, and for what could be such a pivotal fixture.
Attendance will be limited to home supporters, per the Premier League’s agreement with UK government.
Ticket information
The significant majority of the tickets available will be sold to 2019/20 season ticket holders on a loyalty point basis, with a further 500 tickets to be balloted among season ticket holders.
The split between general admission seats and hospitality seats available will generally be the same percentage split that exists at Stamford Bridge in normal circumstances. Each of those two categories of tickets will have a separate ticket process. Season ticket holders will not be able to apply for hospitality seats, and hospitality customers will not be able to apply for general admission tickets.
The club has contractual obligations to our commercial partners, broadcasters, players and others and we have discussed ticketing with them. All have been very cooperative and helpful in making as many tickets as possible available for Chelsea fans.
Full ticket details
Leicester CityPremier LeagueTuesday 18 May8.15pm
Application information
500 tickets will be sold via ballot with the remaining tickets sold on a loyalty point basis to 2019/20 season ticket holders.
Supporters who own more than one season ticket in one name will only be able to purchase one ticket for this match.
Supporters who own season tickets in a business name will not be able to purchase tickets for a match.
All tickets are non-transferable and can only be used by the named season ticket holder. Supporters will be subject to ID checks on matchday and if the photo ID does not match the name on the print@home ticket then the supporter will be refused entry.
Season tickets name changes will NOT be possible.
Ticket sales information
Due to the shortness of time, ticket sales will be online only based on 2019/20 loyalty points:
Monday 10 May from 8am until 9.30am: Season ticket holders with 74 loyalty points or more can purchase one ticket.
Monday 10 May from 10am until 11.30am: Season ticket holders with 69 loyalty points or more can purchase one ticket.
Monday 10 May from 12pm until 1.30pm: Season ticket holders with 64 loyalty points or more can purchase one ticket.
Monday 10 May from 2pm until 3.30pm: Season ticket holders with 59 loyalty points or more can purchase one ticket.
Monday 10 May from 4pm: All remaining season ticket holders can purchase one ticket per person.
Supporters can then select either a single ticket or a pair of tickets (the second ticket is for a fellow season ticket holder as per government guidance). The second season ticket must have the required amount of loyalty points.
Ballot Applications
Monday 10 May from 5pm until 7pm: Season ticket holders from the 2019/20 season who were not successful in purchasing a ticket for the League game with loyalty points can make a ballot application.
Supporters will be able to log into the ticketing system and make an application for the ballot, one ticket per season ticket holder.
Tickets for ballot applications will only be sold in pairs in the West Lower (the second ticket is for a fellow season ticket holder as per government guidance).
Supporters who are successful will be contacted no later than 2pm on Tuesday 11 May.
Supporters who are successful in the ballot will be required to log into their online account to make full payment by 5pm on Tuesday 11 May.
Supporters who are unsuccessful in the ballot will NOT receive an email.
Non-disabled supporters can apply online only at the relevant on sales period detailed above.
Supporters who are registered disabled can apply by downloading the disabled ticket application form which can be found by clicking here.
Disabled supporters can submit this application form on the relevant sales period advertised to [email protected]
Ticket prices
The following stands will be available to purchase tickets and are priced as follow:
Adults Juniors/SeniorsWest Lower £47.36 £23.68Shed Lower £39.47 £20Shed Upper £46.31 £22.36Matthew Harding Lower £39.47 £20Matthew Harding Upper £46.31 £22.36East Upper £49.47 £23.15
Disabled Supporters
Adults Juniors/Seniors Personal AssistantsWest Lower* £23.68 £11.84 £0.00Shed Lower* £19.73 £10.00 £0.00Shed Upper £23.15 £11.18 £0.00Matthew Harding Lower £19.73 £10.00 £0.00Matthew Harding Upper* £23.15 £11.18 £0.00East Upper £24.73 £11.57 £0.00
Wheelchair Positions *A £2 administration fee will be added to each transaction.
Any supporter that has credit remaining from the 2019/20 season will now have this credit allocated against their 2021/22 season ticket. Information on season ticket renewals will be released within the next few weeks.
HospitalityClub Chelsea Members will be contacted by their account manager with details on the Club Chelsea ballot.
COVID-19 Travel RestrictionsYou must not apply for a match ticket if, at the date of the match, you will be required to self-isolate.
Dispatching of ticketsSupporters will need to ensure they have a valid email address registered in their online account as all tickets are print@home and will be dispatched via email from Thursday 13 May.
Supporters should print the tickets off in advance of matchday as there is no facility at Stamford Bridge to print them or request a duplicate ticket. Supporters who do not bring their tickets with them on matchday will not be able to gain entry to the stadium.
Loyalty pointsNo loyalty points will be earned for reduced crowd matches.
Opening timesThe ticket office is closed and can only be contacted via the below:
Ticket office [email protected] supporters office [email protected] exchangeThe ticket exchange will not operate for reduced crowd matches.
Accessible Car Parking Supporters with a valid blue badge can apply for accessible parking space from 10am on Wednesday 12 May. Car parking spaces are subject to availability and can be applied for by email via [email protected]. Applications will only be accepted from the specified time and date.
All ticket sales are subject to availability.
Match dates and ticket on-sale dates are subject to change. Please check the website for the latest information.
Attending the match
For those successful in obtaining tickets, entry to Stamford Bridge will be staggered by Stand and by Gate as follows:
General Admission Areas
East Stand will enter via Stamford Gate
6.15pm – 7.15pm
West Stand will enter via Britannia Gate
6.15pm – 7.15pm
North Stand will enter via Britannia Gate
7.15pm – 8.15pm
South Stand will enter via Stamford Gate
7.15pm – 8.15pm
These entry requirements are in line with Premier League guidance to aid social distancing.
Only supporters with a valid ticket for the match, who have had their identity confirmed, and who have completed a Chelsea FC Matchday COVID-19 Declaration, will be permitted past this point.
Supporters will receive the Chelsea FC Matchday Covid-19 Declaration by email 24 hours before the match. This will need to be completed online and a
Declaration Confirmation will be emailed to each guest. Please keep this email confirmation as it will be checked electronically at the entry to the stadium. Failure to complete this questionnaire will result in refusal of entry.
The match ticket must be printed off in advance and cannot be collected or printed at Stamford Bridge. Photo ID (provisional/driving licence or passport) must be shown to gain entry. There will be no exceptions to this.
So to be allowed into the stadium, supporters must bring: a printed match ticket, your phone with the confirmation email on it, a valid form of photo ID that matches the name on the ticket and be wearing a face mask (unless you are exempt).
Supporters can arrive at the stadium from two hours before the game until kick-off.
The ticket office will not be open on the day of the game in order to aid the flow of match-going fans around the stadium and to comply with Government COVID protocols.
Guests must wear a face covering at all times (unless you are exempt).
All tickets are sold subject to the Chelsea FC Season TeamCard, Membership and Match Ticket Conditions of Issue, a copy of which is available on the club’s website. All supporters are required to comply with the club’s Supporter Code of Conduct, a copy of which will be provided to all successful applicants ahead of the match.