Wednesday 31 March

It's advantage Blues in the quarter-finals of the Women's Champions League after Emma Hayes's side recorded a 2-1 victory in Budapest in the 'home' leg of the tie thanks to goals from Sam Kerr and Pernille Harder.

The Blues are back in Hungary this week on a quest to reach the last four for the third time in our history and you can follow the action live (in certain countries) on Wednesday afternoon on the Chelsea website and 5th Stand app. Kick-off at the Szusza Ferenc Stadion is 1pm UK time

Geo-restrictions apply, meaning the game cannot be viewed in the UK, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Mexico, Portugal, Sweden, Norway and Australia. For fans in the UK, the match is being shown live on BT Sport 2, with coverage beginning at 12:45pm.

Friday 2 April

Over four months on from their last outing in the FA Youth Cup, our Under-18s resume their knockout campaign with a fourth round home tie against sixth-tier AFC Fylde. The competition was suspended back in January following the reintroduction of UK lockdown restrictions.

The young Blues thumped Barnsley 8-1 in late November, with Jude Soonsup-Bell grabbing four, and Ed Brand's boys will be looking for a repeat performance as they look to avenge defeat in the final last term. Kick-off on Good Friday is 12.30pm from Kingsmeadow and you can tune in live on the website or app.

Victory will set up a fifth round tie with either Manchester City, the holders, or Everton.

Following the conclusion of the action in Kingston-upon-Thames, attention swiftly switches back to Cobham as Thomas Tuchel hosts a pre-match press conference ahead of Saturday's Premier League hosting of West Brom.

The Blues boss will likely be asked for an update on the fitness of his squad as they return from international duty, namely N'Golo Kante, who withdrew early from duty with France, as well as Jorginho, who didn't travel with Italy.

You can tune in live at 2.20pm on the 5th Stand app or official Chelsea website.

Saturday 3 April

The Easter weekend gets started with lunchtime football from Stamford Bridge as the Blues host West Brom in the Premier League hoping to extend our top-four cushion to five points.

We overturned a 3-0 half-time deficit at the Hawthorns back in September, though Tuchel will certainly be hoping for a more comfortable afternoon in the capital as our German head coach looks to extend his unbeaten start in the dugout to 15 matches.

With kick-off slated for 12.30pm, our Matchday Live show gets started at 11.20am with exclusive build-up from the Bridge, including a first look at the teams an hour before the game begins.

Featuring pre-match chat and post-match analysis, there will be blue-tinted discussion from our guests as well as further live shows at half-time and following the final whistle. You can watch live on the 5th Stand, Facebook Live and our official YouTube channel.