r/chelseafc

Alonso claimed he does not have a clue as to why Chelsea are scoring so early, so often. ‘I have nothing to do with it,’ he said. ‘I have no explanation,’ he added. ‘No credit to me,’ he insisted.

However, Rogers dispensed with that false modesty from his manager when speaking with the media in the mixed zone.

Rogers had his own theory when asked for one, and said: ‘I put it down to the manager’s team talks. He gets us firing, gets us going. We always want to start off on the front foot.
'It's about starting well and getting the lead. A lot of games, especially at home, we have won after jumping on the back of early goals. It’s a good trait to have which we need to keep going.'

Hello! I'm getting married at the end of the month and my (soon-to-be) wife and I are planning a honeymoon to London (among other places) for March or April of 2027.

I'm from the US and have been a Chelsea fan since I was about 10 and first discovered Premier League games on TV. I have never been to London, but seeing Chelsea play at the Bridge has been a dream of mine for years.

So this morning I got on the Chelsea website and started looking for tickets. The only option I'm seeing, though, is the Hospitality Packages, the cheapest of which are like £400/person. I know there has been some *discontent* around ticketing since Clearlake took over, but I never really looked into it because I'm so far removed from needing tickets normally.

I regret that now.

In the US when I want tickets to a game, I usually get them through a 3rd party seller like Stubhub, but a quick Google search says that may be problematic for Premier League tickets.

So now I'm lost. Surely £400+ Hospitality packages aren't the only ways to get tickets to a single match, right?

Could someone point me in the right direction to go about finding tickets (assuming the Hospitality packages are not the only option)?

Thanks!

Note to Mods: I am not asking to buy tickets in this post -- I know that is against subreddit rules. I'm just trying to figure out the mechanics behind finding tickets, which, as far as I can tell, is NOT against the rule.