Chelsea are behind but it is still all to play for when we host Arsenal at Stamford Bridge in the decisive second leg of our UEFA Women's Champions League quarter-final. This preview looks to answer some of the key questions around whether the match will be shown on TV, live stream information and the kick-off time.
Here is everything you need to know about how to watch Chelsea vs Arsenal, including kick-off time, broadcast details and how to follow the action with Chelsea FC.
When and where is Chelsea Women vs Arsenal Women?
Chelsea Women's game against Arsenal takes place on Wednesday 1 April 2026 at Stamford Bridge, with kick-off scheduled for 8pm UK time.
How to watch Chelsea Women vs Arsenal Women: UK TV and live stream details
The best way to watch this huge clash is in person at Stamford Bridge and tickets are still available by clicking here.
If you can't make the match, then you can still watch the Women's Champions League fixture between Chelsea and Arsenal on BBC iPlayer and Disney+ in the UK.
As always, team news, live updates and match coverage will be provided in our Chelsea Women vs Arsenal Women Match Centre on the Chelsea Official App and Chelsea website.
You can also follow through Chelsea Women’s social media channels on X, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.
The form
Chelsea got back to winning ways in the Women's Super League on Saturday with a thrilling 4-3 home victory over Aston Villa. After falling behind early on, Sam Kerr, Naomi Girma and Lauren James fired us into the lead, only for Villa to level the scores by half-time. Sjoeke Nusken emerged as the hero, slotting home the winner to decide a breathless match in our favour.
Before last week's first leg against Arsenal, we were unbeaten in the Champions League this season. Having taken on the likes of Barcelona and Roma, we earned a third-place finish in the league phase.
Meanwhile, in north London, they were fifth in the league phase. Winning four times and losing twice during that stage of the competition, the Gunners had to come through a play-off double-header against Leuven to book their place in the last eight. Arsenal come into this game off the back of a 5-2 win over Tottenham Hotspur in Saturday's north London derby, their ninth consecutive victory across all competitions.
Recent head-to-head
Last week's first leg was the maiden meeting between Chelsea and Arsenal in this competition. The Gunners were more clinical to ensure they went into the half-time break with a two-goal lead through Stina Blackstenius and Chloe Kelly. Lauren James pulled one back with a stunning strike, but Alessia Russo restored Arsenal's advantage before the end.
That tie at the Emirates Stadium was the third time we had faced Arsenal this season. Back in January in the WSL, the Gunners came out on top by winning 2-0 at the Bridge. In November, both sides played out a 1-1 draw at the Emirates, Alyssa Thompson etching her name onto the scoresheet for Chelsea.
Our last win over the Gunners came just over a year ago, in January 2025, when Guro Reiten's late penalty was the difference in a tight 1-0 win.