Fans at Chelsea Women games last season were certainly treated to something special, with Sonia Bompastor’s squad securing a domestic treble and remaining undefeated in those competitions throughout.

At the Bridge in 2024/25, some of the outstanding highlights from a sixth Super League triumph in succession took place. Blues supporters witnessed a first-ever match in that stadium between Chelsea and Manchester City and as the top-two in the title race went head to head, it was a two-goal triumph for the home side.

The victories kept coming with Arsenal defeated in front of Chelsea-record WSL home crowd and then, in the last league game of the season, a dramatic finale – when Aggie Beever-Jones’ added-time winner against Liverpool put smiles on many faces before the WSL trophy was lifted at Stamford Bridge for the very first time.

Many were there for all three games and for 2025/26 we have an extra match on offer in the package. A Kingsmeadow season ticket opens the gate for all the WSL matches played there but for our other home stadium, The Bridge Pass is the way to go for:

• Guaranteed entry - access to all four Barclays Women’s Super League games at Stamford Bridge (which matches they are will be confirmed after the new fixtures are released)

• Guaranteed best price – with adult passes starting at £55 and concessions starting at £27.50, it is a saving of 20 per cent compared with buying on a match-by-match basis – representing the best value available for Stamford Bridge games

• Guaranteed location – with first selection of seats across the lower tiers of all the stands, we have location recommendations based on your desired experience (see below)

• Guaranteed access – to exclusive competitions for the chance to win prizes such as signed shirts and player meet-and-greets!

• Priority pre-match invitation – for exclusive events to be held by the club and our partners ahead of the fixtures at Stamford Bridge

Where to sit

Stamford Bridge is special for many reasons and different sections of the stadium are best for different types of match-goers. Here’s our handy guide to which stand and match-going experience will be best for you.

• West Lower: ‘Best for vibes’ – stand closest to the DJ, music playing in the concourse, part of the largest lower bowl stand, good view of the whole pitch and all the action

• East Lower: ‘Best for families’ – our designated family stand, located closest to the team dugouts, is for groups that include at least one junior (U16)

• Matthew Harding Lower/Shed Lower: ‘Best for CFCW Superfans’ – sit among some of our most-passionate supporters, best for being involved in chants, sat behind the goal to be closest to the biggest moments

If you want more information on The Bridge Pass for 2025/26, click for our FAQs

• Visit our ticket purchasing page now to buy The Bridge Pass