Monday

Day

The week has begun with Reece James and Romeo Lavia giving their take on the weekend's Premier League trip to Anfield, after both returned to action following injury from the start in a narrow defeat to table-topping Liverpool.

Evening

The first of this week's five matches comes early, on Monday evening. The honour of kicking things off falls to Chelsea Under-21s, who travel away to Bournemouth for their first match since the October international break.

They go into the match in good form, after back-to-back wins - 4-0 over Anderlecht and 6-0 against Fulham - before the break. This time we are in Premier League Cup action for our second group fixture, having beaten Brentford 6-3 in the first, with kick-off at Bournemouth at 7pm.

Tuesday

We will remember the late Matthew Harding and the influence he had on Chelsea before his sad and untimely death 28 years ago. His impact on the club can still be felt today, as shown by the stand named in his honour at Stamford Bridge, and we explain why he is one of the most important figures in the Blues' history.

Returning to football, you can hear from Axel Disasi as the French defender looks ahead to our first European away trip in the league stage of this season's Conference League, when we head to Athens to take on Panathinaikos.

Wednesday

Enzo Maresca and one of his players will face the media at the Athens Olympic Stadium for the pre-match press conference to preview our Conference League match against Panathinaikos. A training session out on the pitch.

You can watch both live on the official Chelsea website and app, with the press conference starting at 4.15pm (UK time) before open training half-an-hour later.

Thursday

It's matchday for the men's team in Europe, with kick-off in Greece at 7.45pm local time, 5.45pm UK time.

As always, you can follow all the build-up, action during the game and post-match reaction against Panathinaikos direct from Athens as it happens on the official Chelsea website and app. It will be shown live by TNT Sports in the UK. There will be minute-by-minute updates in our Panathinaikos vs Chelsea match centre.

Meanwhile, you can read our exclusive interview with Chelsea Women and England goalkeeper Hannah Hampton, where she shares her unique journey from England to Spain and back again before becoming a Women's Super League champion with the Blues.

Friday

We will hear from Maresca ahead of this weekend's Premier League clash at home to Newcastle United.

At 7pm, it is time for our Under-21s to take centre stage again, this time in the Premier League 2. The Blues are aiming to make it two wins in a row in the league when we host Leicester City at Kingsmeadow, and tickets are still available to cheer on Chelsea priced at £7 for adults or £5 for juniors and seniors.

We will also bring you all the news of how the Chelsea Women players have been doing on international duty, with Friday's matches including Euros qualifiers for Erin Cuthbert's Scotland, Guro Retien's Norway and Swedish trio Zecira Musovic, Johanna Rytting Kaneryd and Nathalie Bjorn.

That is as well as Hannah Hampton, Millie Bright, Lucy Bronze, Lauren James and Aggie Beever-Jones all being in the England squad for a friendly against old rivals Germany, who have called up Sjoeke Nusken.

Saturday

Morning

The Academy action continues on Saturday when the Under-18s take their turn, travelling away to Southampton in the Under-18 Premier League for an 11am kick-off. They are looking to bounce back after our three-game winning streak was ended by Reading, and you can watch the match live on the official Chelsea website and app in our Match Centre.

Evening

There is more international action for our women's players too, with Japan's Maika Hamano and Colombia's Mayra Ramirez both potentially in friendly action, against South Korea and Brazil respectively.

Sunday

This week's Premier League matchday arrives on Sunday as the men return to Stamford Bridge, Newcastle United the opponents.

Kick-off is at 2pm and we will be bringing you all the build-up, match action and reaction as it happens, while those in the UK can watch the game live on Sky Sports.

You can follow all the action with our regular updates in the Chelsea vs Newcastle United match centre.