Stamford Bridge is Chelsea’s home in London. Here is how to get there, where the away end is, what to expect on parking, and every official ticket and travel link in one place, all checked against the club’s own pages. It is an away-day primer, not a substitute for the official site, so confirm the details before you travel.
Getting to Stamford Bridge
By train and public transport
Fulham Broadway (District line) is the closest tube station roughly a five-minute walk away, with West Brompton and Imperial Wharf both around a 15-minute walk.
Plan the exact door-to-door journey with TfL.
By car and parking
There is virtually no matchday parking at the stadium and Chelsea strongly advise against driving, so fans should use public transport.
The away end
Visiting supporters are housed in the Shed End (lower, SE corner), with a typical allocation of around 3,000 (varies by game). Away tickets usually go on sale to season-ticket holders and members first, so check how your club handles away allocations well before the game.
Tickets, tours and official links
Every link above goes to Chelsea’s official site. We never sell or resell tickets. Prices, availability and kick-off times all live on the club’s own pages, and televised games can move, so confirm there before booking travel.
Plan your matchday
Give yourself time. The area around Stamford Bridge and its nearest stations get busy from roughly an hour before kick-off, and again all at once at full time, so an early arrival and a plan for the way home both pay off.
Check the kick-off before you set off. Televised fixtures move from the standard Saturday 3pm slot, sometimes only a few weeks out, so the date and time on Chelsea’s official site is the one to trust. For the live build-up, score and team news on the day, the Chelsea match centre keeps the next game, the table and where to watch in one place.
Upcoming home matches at Stamford Bridge
The next Chelsea home games. Open a match for the kick-off time, where to watch and a live match centre on the day.
Stamford Bridge: common questions
What is the nearest station to Stamford Bridge?
The nearest station to Stamford Bridge is Fulham Broadway, District line · ~5 min. Give yourself time, as the area gets busy from about an hour before kick-off.
Is there parking at Stamford Bridge?
No fan parking (transit or JustPark). Matchday parking at Premier League grounds is usually limited, so public transport or a park-and-ride is often the easier option.
Where do away fans sit at Stamford Bridge?
Visiting supporters are housed in the Shed End (lower, SE corner) at Stamford Bridge.
What is the away allocation at Stamford Bridge?
The away allocation at Stamford Bridge is typically ~3,000 (varies by game). Away tickets go to season-ticket holders and members first.
Other away days
Travel details checked against official club sources, August 2026. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.