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Stamford Bridge, Fulham Road, London

About Stamford Bridge

Stamford Bridge, located in the vibrant city of London, is home to Chelsea Football Club. With a seating capacity of 40,341, this historic venue stands as one of the premier locations for football in England. The stadium has witnessed numerous memorable matches and serves as a fortress for the Blues, with its rich history dating back to its opening in 1877.

Chelsea Football Club, affectionately known as the Blues, has been a staple of English football since its founding in 1905. The club boasts a storied past filled with domestic and European successes, cementing its place as one of the most successful clubs in English football. Stamford Bridge not only hosts regular Premier League fixtures but also various domestic and international cup games, offering supporters numerous opportunities to see top-tier football throughout the year. Whether you're a lifelong fan or a visitor, matchdays at Stamford Bridge promise an unforgettable experience.

See the full seating plan for stand-by-stand blocks.

Capacity
40,341

Getting to Stamford Bridge

Stamford Bridge, home of Chelsea FC, is well-connected by various transport options in London.

  • Tram — Though there is no direct tram service, nearby rail and underground stations make accessing the area straightforward for tram users.
  • Train — Several train stations are situated conveniently near Stamford Bridge, providing easy access via local rail services.
  • On foot — For those staying nearby, Stamford Bridge is within a reasonable walking distance from several central locations.
  • Car — Driving to Stamford Bridge is possible, but parking is limited; using public transport or park-and-ride facilities may be more convenient.

Stamford Bridge tickets: frequently asked questions

Stamford Bridge primarily hosts football matches, including many of Chelsea's home games in domestic and European competitions.

Away supporters are typically seated in the South East corner of the stadium, offering a reserved area for visiting fans.

Many fans consider the West Stand, particularly seats in the middle tiers, to offer some of the best views of the pitch.

Fans are generally allowed to bring small bags and personal items, but certain items like large bags and containers are prohibited for security reasons.