The Blues are currently top of the WSL table with 16 points, one clear of Manchester City in second place, and remain unbeaten with five wins and one draw in our opening six matches.

Here is how you can follow the match action on Saturday lunchtime...

When and where

We will take on London City Lionesses at Stamford Bridge on Saturday 1 November, with kick-off scheduled for 12noon.

Ticket information

Tickets will be sold online only and can be bought here, with prices starting at £8.25 for children and £16.50 for adults.

Tickets will appear on the Chelsea Official App before the event. Those under the age of 16 will be required to attend with someone aged 18 years of age or over.

How to watch

The match will be shown live on Sky Sports in the UK and as always, you can follow minute-by-minute updates in our Chelsea vs London City Lionesses Match Centre on the Chelsea Official App and our website.

You can also follow through Chelsea Women’s social media channels on X, Facebook and Instagram.

The form

Since the start of last season, Chelsea have won more games to nil than any other team in the WSL, with 16 clean sheets recorded during that time. A 1-0 win for the Blues is the most common scoreline during the competition in that same period, occurring in nine of those 16 occasions.

London City Lionesses have won three of their first six WSL games this season, as many as the newly promoted teams managed across the previous two campaigns combined. Crystal Palace managed just two wins last season, while Bristol City only recorded one victory in the whole of 2023/24.

Chelsea are unbeaten in each of our last 21 home London derbies in the WSL with a record of 18 wins and three draws since a 5-0 loss to Arsenal in October 2018, which is comfortably the longest ever run in such matches in the competition.

A newly-promoted club has only managed to win away at the reigning champions once in the Women’s Super League once in 13 attempts, when Sunderland beat Liverpool 2-1 in March 2015.

Recent head-to-head

Chelsea have never faced London City in league action before, and have only played them twice in total.

The first meeting between the sides in the Women's League Cup back in 2015 saw Chelsea run out as 6-0 winners at Wheatsheaf Park.

The second encounter came back in 2021, when goals from Niamh Charles, Jess Carter, Melanie Leupolz and a brace from Drew Spence helped us to a 5-0 win in FA Cup action at Kingsmeadow.

Be part of the capital's newest rivalry when Chelsea host London City Lionesses, as we welcome our Blues back from international duty. Book your place at the Bridge now!