Monday

Ahead of the Blues’ game against Brighton, Liam Rosenior will be speaking to the media at his pre-match press conference at Cobham on Monday afternoon.

It starts at 1.30pm and you can watch what our head coach has to say live on the Chelsea Official App and website.

We will also carry an exclusive interview with Erin Cuthbert, who speaks about planning for life after football.

Tuesday

It’s full focus on the Amex Stadium on Tuesday. Before the game we will carry our usual match previews, with words from Pedro Neto as well as memories of previous great moments against the Seagulls.

Kick-off on the South Coast is at 8pm and supporters in the UK can watch the game live on Sky Sports, while we will be providing updates with all the build-up, action and reaction as it happens throughout the day in our Brighton vs Chelsea Match Centre, where you can also listen to live audio commentary.

Wednesday

We will bring you all the reaction from Rosenior and his players to the Brighton game, and there will also be highlights to relive the best bits. Alternatively, you can watch the whole 90 minutes back again with our full match replay.

Thursday

The WSL season is drawing to a close with just three games remaining for Sonia Bompastor’s side. The first of those is away to Everton and our head coach will be previewing the trip to Goodison Park at her pre-match media conference, which you will be able to watch live on the Chelsea Official App and website.

We will also start turning our attention towards the FA Cup semi-final against Leeds in the form of an exclusive interview with Jorrel Hato, such an impressive performer in recent weeks.

Friday

Rosenior will again be answering the media’s questions, with his pre-Leeds press conference expected to take place on either Thursday or Friday. We will keep you updated as to when it will be and carry live coverage of it on the Chelsea Official App and website.

We will also bring you an exclusive interview with Eidur Gudjohnsen, who knows a thing or two about Chelsea matches against Leeds having scored one of the best ever goals in the fixture back in 2003.

Saturday

There is live Academy football for you to enjoy on Saturday as our high-flying Under-18 side look to maintain their place at the top of the table when they host Ipswich Town at 12 noon. Coverage on our channels will start five minutes before kick-off.

We will be going into more detail on the Chelsea-Leeds rivalry with words from some of those who played in the legendary 1970 FA Cup final.

Sunday

The final day of the weeks brings a pair of big fixtures.

First up, on Merseyside, Chelsea Women take on Everton. Kick-off is at noon and you watch the game live on Sky Sports, with updates and reaction on the web and app.

Then the focus switches to north-west London, and Wembley Stadium. Kick-off in the FA Cup semi-final is at 3pm and you can follow the game with our audio commentary and live updates in the Chelsea vs Leeds Match Centre.

In the UK, TNT Sports will be showing the semi-final live.