We will travel to Barcelona for the second leg of our semi-final encounter at the Camp Nou on Thursday 27 April, with kick-off at 5.45pm (UK time).

Ticket details

Wednesday 5 April from 10am ONLINE ONLY: Chelsea Women season ticket holders can purchase one ticket per person.

Thursday 6 April from 10am ONLINE ONLY: Tickets will go on general sale.

Tickets for this fixture will come off sale at 5pm on Friday 14 April.

Disabled Supporters Application Process

Disabled supporters can apply by telephone sales on the disability line 0371 811 2012 or international 0044 207 915 1950 or by submitting the application form to [email protected] during the relevant sales period as detailed above.

Supporters who are registered disabled wishing to apply by email can download the away disabled ticket application form which can be found by clicking here.

To receive a personal assistant ticket disabled season ticket holders/members will need to apply by telephone sale or via the application form and not by purchasing online.

Wheelchair information

The wheelchair bays are located in the gallery space behind the last row of the main allocation.

Allocation

We have received an allocation of 150 tickets and 5 non-ambulant and 5 personal assistant tickets. Ambulant tickets will be taken from the main allocation.

Dispatching of tickets

Tickets will be sent as e-tickets to the lead booker of the transaction from Monday 17 April

Duplicate tickets

Supporters who do not receive their tickets by post should email the ticket office on Thursday 27 April before 12pm.

Ticket prices

Tickets for this match are priced as follows:

Adult £27
Ambulant Adult £27
Ambulant Personal Assistant £27
Non Ambulant Adult £11.50
Personal Assistant Free of charge

Be at the Bridge for the first leg!

Our first leg meeting with the Spaniards will take place at Stamford Bridge on Saturday 22 April, with kick-off at 12.30pm (UK time) and tickets for this match are available to purchase here with prices starting at £15 for adults and £8 for juniors and seniors.

Our journey to the semi-finals began as we progressed to the knockout phase as winners of Group A, taking 16 points from 18 available against Paris Saint-Germain, Real Madrid and Albanian champions Vllaznia, before the quarter-final draw pitted us against serial winners of the competition, Lyon.

The Blues overcame the eight-time champions across two legs during the month of March, bringing a 1-0 lead back from across the Channel in the first, before securing our spot in the semi-finals with a dramatic penalty shoot-out victory in the decider at Stamford Bridge last week.

Having fallen two goals behind in the second leg, Maren Mjelde scored from the spot with the last kick of extra-time to level the aggregate score. Penalties were required in front of the Shed End where a combination of clinical finishing and goalkeeping heroics from Ann-Katrin Berger sealed the victory.

With the drama and emotion of that evening still fresh in the mind, excitement is building ahead of another tantalizing European encounter at Stamford Bridge against Barcelona, with over 10,000 tickets having already been sold for the first leg.