For Chelsea fans attending games at the FIFA Club World Cup in the United States, we have news on available tickets and information useful for travelling to and entering the stadiums where our games are played.
There are three group-stage games for the Blues at the new-look tournament:
Chelsea vs Los Angeles - Monday 16 June 3pm (local time) - Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta)
Flamengo vs Chelsea – Friday 20 June 2pm (local time) – Lincoln Financial Field (Philadelphia)
ES Tunis vs Chelsea – Tuesday 24 June 9pm (local time) – Lincoln Financial Field (Philadelphia)
FIFA Club World Cup ticket news
All tickets are sold via FIFA’s portal and although the deadline has passed to buy Club Fan Tickets allocated for Chelsea, seats classed as General Public Tickets are on sale.
Stadium guide and travel info
The following guidance applies to all venues staging matches at the tournament…
Seating allocation
While the organisers understand that groups may wish to sit together, ticket holders must occupy the seats indicated on their tickets.
Prohibited items
Fireworks, pyrotechnics, smoke bombs or grenades of any kind are strictly prohibited inside the stadium - and in some cases, are illegal.
Arrive early
Organized tailgating gatherings are not permitted, but fans are encouraged to arrive early and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere inside the stadium.
Bag policy
To be allowed into the stadium, bags must be made of clear plastic, vinyl or PVC, and be no larger than 12”x6”x12” (30cm x 15cm x 30cm).
Non-clear clutches or wallets about the size of a hand are permitted, as long as they’re no bigger than 4.5” x 6.5” (11cm x 16.5cm).
Bags that do not meet size or material requirements may be permitted for medical reasons only. They must be accompanied by a medical certificate (English, French or Spanish) and presented by the individual the bag is intended for.
For fans with bags that do not meet the bag policy requirements or with restricted items that are not deemed hazardous, storage will be available at the Restricted Item Storage area prior to entry on a first-come, first-serve basis. The service is subject to a fee.
Flags and banners
Small flags, banners and posters are permitted provided they do not exceed 2m x 1.5m (78 inches x 60 inches) and must be made of a low-flammable material. If a flag, banner or poster exceeds these dimensions, it must be approved in advance by event organisers.
Items of a political, offensive, sexual, discriminatory or promotional and commercial nature are strictly prohibited and may result in expulsion from the stadium.
FIFA Club World Cup 2025 App
The FIFA Club World Cup 2025 App is available for devices with iOS 16 or later and Android 8 or later.
With the app you can access and manage tickets, keep up to date on tournament news and navigate stadiums with maps, policies and fan services info.
Fan-led events
Official Chelsea Supporters Clubs in the USA are organising gatherings for fellow Blues in the cities where our group games are taking place.
The Atlanta Blues matchday event on Monday 16 is at Der Biergarten from 11am, with a march to the stadium and post-match party.
The Philly Blues matchday events are taking place at Xfinity for both Philadelphia games - from 11am on Friday 20 and from 5pm on Tuesday 24.
Transport advice
FIFA has supplied the following information to assist transportation in the cities where we are playing our Group D games…
Atlanta
MARTA
MARTA is Atlanta’s rapid transit rail system. It carries passengers from the airport up to Buckhead and beyond; it also runs east-west with stops across the city. Find out more here
Atlanta Streetcar
Running about every 10-15 minutes, the Atlanta Streetcar operates on a 2.7-mile loop from the convention and entertainment district to the Sweet Auburn area.
The Buckhead Uptown Connection (The Buc)
The Buc provides free service throughout the Buckhead business district. Popular destinations include the Lenox and Buckhead MARTA stations, Lenox Square, and Phipps Plaza, as well as a variety of restaurants, hotels, and office buildings.
Shuttles and limo services
If you’re looking for a quick, easy, and elegant way to get around Atlanta, try a shuttle or limo service. These safe, courteous drivers will get you to and from your destination with no hassle.
Car/Ride-share
Atlanta’s neighbourhoods and business districts are easily accessible by car, and many provide ample parking for visitors. City and state resources keep drivers in the know with traffic and construction updates.
Walking, biking and scooters
Last‑mile mobility options such as Relay Bike Share and scooters (available through Bird, Lime and Uber) are located across the city. Simply download the corresponding app, find your ride, and go.
Accessibility and mobility resources
Travellers with disabilities have access to a range of mobility and accessibility options provided by Atlanta’s public transportation system, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, city venues, and other spaces.
Philadelphia
Philly PHLASH
The Philly PHLASH is a visitor-friendly public transit service managed by the Philadelphia Visitor Center Corporation, with 19 stops located near must-see attractions, from Penn’s Landing to Fairmount Park. The PHLASH is only $2 per ride, $5 for a one-day pass, or $9 for a two-day pass (available as an online-exclusive deal for use on two consecutive days). New this year is the $12 family pass. Children four and under, seniors, and SEPTA pass and SEPTA Key holders can ride for free. PHLASH passes can be purchased online, at any Visitor Center location, or on board the vehicle with exact change only.
SEPTA
The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) is Philadelphia’s local transit agency, responsible for Regional Rail, subways, buses, and trolleys. The city has two main subway lines: the Broad Street Line – which provides direct access from Center City to the stadium district – and the Market-Frankford Line. SEPTA also operates multiple trolley lines that help visitors navigate the city with ease. Beyond the city limits, SEPTA connects Center City to surrounding neighbourhoods and suburbs, extending as far north as Trenton, New Jersey, and as far south as Newark, Delaware.
Amtrak
This is a downtown-to-downtown service between Philadelphia and all major cities along the Northeast Corridor – including New York City, Washington D.C., and Boston. The Northeast Regional and Acela trains both stop at Philadelphia’s 30th Street Station.
Biking
Philadelphia’s bike-share program, Indego, has over 2,000 self-service bikes and more than 200 stations throughout Philadelphia.
Taxis and ride-share
There are hundreds of licensed cabs in Philadelphia. Some of the most prominent services are Philadelphia Taxi Cab Service, 215-Get-A-Cab, and Germantown Cab Company. You can also download the Uber or Lyft apps to order a car to your location.
Parking
There are more than 40 public parking lots and garages in Center City, in addition to metered street parking. Be sure to read the signs carefully for parking hours, as some streets have time limits or require a permit. To pay for metered parking, you can use the meterUP app or payment kiosks, which accept a variety of payment methods and will issue a printed ticket for you to place inside your windshield.
Chelsea’s Matchday Information WhatsApp channel
We recommend our supporters going to games sign up, if you have not already, to the Chelsea FC Matchday Information WhatsApp channel, which is a source of info specifically targeted towards fans who attend matches. The content on this one-way channel is to enhance the match-going experience, focusing on useful updates on areas away from team matters, whether they be to aid your journey or time at the stadium, about ticketing, or to let you know about off-pitch activities around games.
Sign up here: Chelsea FC Matchday Information WhatsApp Channel
Live stream coverage
For those who cannot make it to all the games, you can watch for free on DAZN - Sign up to DAZN here