Below you can find a rundown on what is coming up from a Chelsea perspective over the next seven days as many of our men's team head off on international duty and the women's team face a busy week of action.

Monday

We have reaction to the weekend's action, as Enzo Maresca reflects on the men's 1-1 London derby draw with Arsenal, while the scorer of our equaliser against the Gunners, Pedro Neto, discusses his brilliant first Premier League goal for the Blues.

You can also hear from Chelsea Women goalkeeper Hannah Hampton after she helped her side to a 3-0 win at Liverpool, making it six wins and four clean sheets from six Women's Super League game this season.

The focus for the Women's team then shifts towards continental football ahead of the midweek Champions League tie against Celtic, with Scottish international Erin Cuthbert looking forward to her return to Glasgow, where she previously represented our opponents' local rivals Rangers and Glasgow City. The interview can be found on the official Chelsea website and app later on this evening.

Tuesday

The build-up to the first of two big Chelsea Women fixtures continues at 11am, when we bring you open training live from Cobham as the Blues put the finishing touches on their preparations for a Champions League away trip to Celtic.

The team will then travel north of the border to Scotland before Sonia Bompastor and one of her players speak to the media to preview the game. That press conference at Celtic Park will be streamed live on ou website and app from 6.45pm.

We will also hear from Malo Gusto and Marc Cucurella following the 1-1 draw with Arsenal at the weekend.

Wednesday

It's matchday in Scotland, as Chelsea Women attempt to make it three wins in a row in the Champions League, when we face Celtic away. Having already defeated Real Madrid 3-2 and Twente 3-1, the Blues are aiming for another victory when we take on the Hoops at 8pm. Supporters in the UK can watch the match live on DAZN, while we will be bringing you all the build-up and in-match updates in our Celtic vs Chelsea Women Match Centre.

Wesley Fofana has also been speaking and we will have an interview with the defender on our website and app.

Thursday

We will start the day by bringing you all the reaction to the previous evening's Women's Champions League match, with Bompastor and her players giving their verdict as we reach the halfway point of this season's group stage.

You can also find out more about young goalkeeper Lucas Bergstrom, as he tells us all about the journey which has taken him from the west coast of Finland to the Chelsea Academy and now the Blues' senior squad, via loan spells in League One and the Swedish top flight.

The men's international window begins with a bumper day of Chelsea action. Cole Palmer, Levi Colwill and Noni Madueke are all returning to Athens, this time with England, looking for revenge for last month's shock Nations League defeat to Greece. Wesley Fofana and Christopher Nkunku are hoping to make it four wins in a row for France in the Nations League against Israel, while Romeo Lavia is back in the Belgium squad for the first time since making his debut last March, ahead of their home game with Italy. In Africa Cup of Nations qualifying, Nicolas Jackson and Senegal travel to Burkina Faso. Filip Jorgensen is also in the Denmark Under-21 squad ahead of their game with Germany.

You can see a full rundown of Chelsea international call-ups for November 2024 and the matches they have here.

Friday

First thing in the morning we will have a round-up of the South American players we had called up, with several games being played through the night. Rising star Estevao Willian, who officially joins the Blues next summer, is in the Brazil squad for their match with Venezuela, with another signing yet to arrive at Stamford Bridge, Kendry Paez, in the Ecuador squad alongside Moises Caicedo for their game versus Bolivia, while Enzo Fernandez's Argentina face Paraguay.

Attention switches back to domestic action for Chelsea Women ahead of the weekend, as Bompastor previews Saturday's big match against Manchester City at Stamford Bridge. Her press conference is scheduled for 3pm and you can see it live on the official Chelsea website and app.

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That is followed by more men's international action. Pedro Neto scored his first Chelsea league goal on Sunday and Renato Veiga made his senior national team debut last month, and those two join Joao Felix in the Portugal squad for a home Nations League game against Poland. Marc Cucurella and Robert Sanchez are in the Spain squad which travels to Denmark in the same competition.

Tyrique George is one of many Chelsea Academy graduates called up by one of his country's youth teams and we should be hearing from the exciting winger on Friday following our exclusive interview with the 18-year-old.

Saturday

Round two of a big week for Chelsea Women brings us back to Stamford Bridge for a massive top-of-the-table clash in the Women's Super League. The Blues are the only side in the competition retaining a 100 per cent record this season, a first under a new manager, although Bompastor's team remain one-point behind Manchester City in the standings due to them having played an extra game.

We have the chance to change that when City come to the Bridge for a 5.30pm kick-off on Saturday, knowing a seventh successive win in this season's WSL is guaranteed to send us top of the table. Supporters in the UK can watch the match live on Sky Sports and we will be keeping you up to date on everything that happens during and before the game in our Chelsea Women vs Manchester City Match Centre.

You can also be there in person at the Bridge to cheer on the Women in their bid to top the WSL table against Man City, with tickets still available starting at £15 for adults and £7.50 for juniors or seniors.

At the same time as the Women are in action at the Bridge, Mykhailo Mudryk will be competing for Ukraine away at Georgia in the Nations League, having scored the only goal of the game as they beat the same opponents 1-0 in last month's reverse fixture.

Marc Guiu is among a number of youngsters who could feature for their country's age-group sides on Saturday and we will have news on those players too.

Before that, we will also hear from Veiga as part of our My Journey to Chelsea series.

Sunday

Bompastor and the Chelsea Women players will be reacting to the previous day's big match at Stamford Bridge.

Our coverage of the Blues away representing their countries continues, with England trio Palmer, Colwill and Madueke hosting the Republic of Ireland at Wembley Stadium, while Lavia and Belgium face Israel in Budapest. There is also a massive game for French pair Fofana and Nkunku, who face Italy at San Siro looking to book a place in the Nations League finals in their last group game.