In a rematch of the Legends fixture at Anfield earlier this year, Chelsea Legends will be looking to avenge that defeat in a contest that will be raising funds for the Chelsea FC Foundation and the Chelsea Players’ Trust, which supports the welfare of those who made the club what it is today.

Ticket news

Ticket sales for the match, which kicks off at 3pm, are as follows:

From 2pm on Wednesday 27 August: Season ticket holders can purchase up to four tickets per person. As the lower tiers are open initially, supporters will NOT have their usual seat reserved. Season ticket holders will be able to purchase any available tickets online.   

Thursday 28 August from 10am until 1pm- priority purchase window one: True Blue members and Junior Blue members can purchase up to four tickets per person. 

Thursday 28 August from 2pm - priority purchase window two:  Members with a True Blue or Junior Blue Membership who have not already purchased a match ticket, and CFC Blue members, can purchase up to four tickets per person.  

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Monday 1 September from 2pm: Tickets on general sale - up to four tickets per person. 

Tickets for this match are priced as follows: 

Adults £35   
Juniors (under 20) £17.50   
Under 23 £17.50 
Seniors (66 or over) £17.50    
Personal assistant - free of Charge    

Application process   for supporters with access needs

Accessible season ticket holders and members can purchase tickets as outlined above via the application form here or by phoning the access team on 0371 811 2012 or 0044 207 915 1950 (international callers).  

Refunds

The deadline for ticket refund applications is 3pm on Friday 9 October.

Chelsea Legends lining up

Forming part of the club’s 120th anniversary celebrations, the match will see a host of Chelsea Legends returning to Stamford Bridge, including our 2012 UEFA Champions League-winning manager and captain, Roberto Di Matteo and John Terry, plus with the latest addition to the squad, four-time Chelsea Player of the Season Eden Hazard.

Di Matteo said: ‘I am delighted to be managing the Chelsea FC Legends team once again. We will be aiming to avenge the defeat at Anfield in March, putting on a fantastic occasion for our supporters and raising vital funds for the Chelsea FC Foundation and the Chelsea Players’ Trust.’

Terry added: ‘Chelsea versus Liverpool provided me with some of the most highly contested battles throughout my career and I am excited to be reigniting those old rivalries for charity in October. As captain of the club for over 15 years, the Chelsea FC Foundation and the Chelsea Players’ Trust are both close to my heart.’

Throughout our 120-year history, Chelsea have come up against Liverpool in some of the club’s most historic contests, including victory for the Blues in the 2012 FA Cup final, multiple Champions League battles, and a notable win for Chelsea on the final day of the 2002/03 Premier League season.

Laura Cordingley, chief executive of the Chelsea FC Foundation, said: ‘We are extremely excited to be hosting this Legends match at Stamford Bridge as part of the club’s 120th anniversary.

‘This will be a special celebration of the club’s history while supporting the work of the Chelsea FC Foundation and the Chelsea Players’ Trust. Funds raised from the match will be crucial in enabling us to continue our work positively impacting our communities and supporting the welfare of Chelsea FC’s former players.’

You can support the work of the Chelsea FC Foundation by donating here.

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