Chelsea v Crystal Palace tickets
· 7.30pm · Stamford Bridge, London ·
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Sold out at the club· checked 5 Nov
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Listings begin in the Shortside Upper Tier at £152. Upper-tier seats, behind the goals and on the touchlines, open the range, lower-tier seats are a step up and the named East and West Stand areas sit higher again. 'Seller's choice' leaves the block to the seller; away-section seats and hospitality packages are listed separately, the away seats far above the rest.
Lowest resale listings by area on Hellotickets, checked 5 Nov. Sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value; the block, row and final price are shown before you pay. Roar Tickets does not sell tickets.
Chelsea v Crystal Palace: date, kick-off and how to watch
Crystal Palace cross London to Stamford Bridge on Wednesday 2 December 2026 for a 7.30pm Premier League kick-off. Chelsea's members' application window for this London derby ran from midday on 19 October to 12pm on Thursday 22 October, with an accessible window on the same dates, and it is closed. At the last official check, the match was sold out at the official seller.
Seats listed on Hellotickets start at £152 in the Shortside Upper Tier (checked 5 Nov 2026). If you hold a Chelsea membership, the Ticket Exchange opened on 2 November to unsuccessful applicants: a Category A member ticket starts at £27, far below the resale range.
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Kick-off is 7.30pm on Wednesday 2 December 2026, under the lights at Stamford Bridge in Fulham, south-west London. A midweek evening game sits outside the Saturday 3pm blackout, and the UK broadcasters confirm their Premier League picks, so check the official TV listings nearer the date.
For evening matches the turnstiles open 90 minutes before kick-off, which is also when Fulham Road closes to traffic around the ground.
Official ticketing
Sold out at the club; Ticket Exchange open to unsuccessful applicants until 4.30pm on 2 Dec.
- Members' application window (True Blue+, True Blue, CFC Blue, Junior Blue; accessible window same dates) · from 19 Oct to 22 Oct · closed
- Results by email within four working days of the 22 Oct close · from 22 Oct · closed
- Ticket Exchange priority window for unsuccessful applicants (season ticket holders list their seats) · from 2 Nov to 2 Dec · open
- Ticket Exchange for all other members (date TBC) · to come
Official prices from £27 (Category A, adult member price, restricted view).
Membership: True Blue Membership, £60 per season (CFC Blue £45, True Blue+ £80, Junior Blue £35, Ticket Forwarding £15).
How to get Chelsea v Crystal Palace tickets
Chelsea do not put league tickets straight on sale. Each home game goes through a members' application window first, and Palace's closed at 12pm on Thursday 22 October.
- Who can apply: True Blue+ (£80 a season), True Blue (£60), CFC Blue (£45) and Junior Blue (£35) members. True Blue and Junior Blue members apply for the first allocation, and part of the allocation is ring-fenced for CFC Blue.
- When: from 12pm on 19 October to 12pm on Thursday 22 October; supporters who need accessible seating had a window on the same dates.
- How it is decided: there is no advantage in applying early, each person gets one ticket and one application can cover up to four. Results were due by email within four working days of the close, and that period has now passed.
- Afterwards: the Ticket Exchange opened on Monday 2 November, with a priority window for unsuccessful applicants. It closes at 4.30pm on Wednesday 2 December, three hours before kick-off, and purchases cannot be refunded.
A general sale is rare at Chelsea and, when one happens, costs £5 more than the member price. Without a successful application, resale listings on Hellotickets are the alternative: each seller sets the price, and it can sit above face value. The guide to getting Chelsea tickets covers each step.
Good to know before you go
- Watch the ticket exchangeThe application window closed at 12pm on 22 October. The Ticket Exchange opened on 2 November for unsuccessful applicants and closes at 4.30pm on 2 December.
- Getting there on a weeknightFulham Broadway (District line) is the nearest station and has lift access; change at Earl's Court for a Wimbledon-bound train. West Brompton and Imperial Wharf are about 15 minutes' walk.
- Away fans and the pubsPubs around the ground do not admit away supporters. Chelsea direct visiting fans to Earl's Court, roughly 25-30 minutes' walk from the stadium, for a pre-match drink.
- Phone first, no cashHome supporters get in with digital tickets on the Chelsea Official App, and Stamford Bridge is cashless, so arrive with a charged phone and a card.
Where to sit at Stamford Bridge
Palace's own guide for their August 2025 visit put the away allocation in both tiers of the Shed End, the south stand. Home supporters share that stand, so a Shed End listing is not automatically an away seat. The loudest home support gathers in the Matthew Harding Stand behind the north goal, whose lower tier has rail seating.
On the sides, the East Stand, opened in 1974 and the oldest part of the ground, holds the tunnel and dugouts, while the West Stand, completed in 2001 with about 13,500 seats, is the biggest. Hellotickets' 'Longside' seats are in one of those two, 'Shortside' means behind a goal and 'Central' sits around halfway; 'Westview' and 'West View Central' are West Stand areas. More on the ground is on our Stamford Bridge page.
Frequently asked questions
How much are Chelsea v Crystal Palace tickets?
Through Chelsea, members pay Category A prices: from £27 for an adult restricted-view seat and £48 for the lowest unrestricted one, plus the cost of membership. Seats listed on Hellotickets start at £152 in the Shortside Upper Tier (checked 5 Nov 2026); sellers choose their prices and the total is shown before payment.
Can I buy Chelsea v Crystal Palace tickets without being a member?
Not from the club: the members' window, open only to True Blue+, True Blue, CFC Blue and Junior Blue members, closed on 22 October. Chelsea rarely hold a general sale, and when they do, prices are £5 above member rates. The other route is resale, where sellers set their own prices; read each listing's delivery details.
Is Chelsea v Crystal Palace sold out?
At the last official check (5 Nov 2026), the match was sold out at the official seller. The members' application window closed at 12pm on Thursday 22 October, and the Ticket Exchange opened on 2 November to unsuccessful applicants, closing at 4.30pm on 2 December. Resale seats are listed on Hellotickets.
What time is kick-off for Chelsea v Crystal Palace?
Kick-off is at 7.30pm on Wednesday 2 December 2026 at Stamford Bridge. Turnstiles open 90 minutes before evening kick-offs, there is no entry after the 60th minute and no re-admittance, so plan to be inside well before the start.
Where can I watch Chelsea vs Crystal Palace in the UK?
Inside Stamford Bridge, or on UK television if a broadcaster selects it. As a Wednesday 7.30pm kick-off, it is not covered by the Saturday 3pm blackout. The broadcasters confirm their Premier League choices, so check the official TV listings closer to 2 December.
Where do Crystal Palace fans sit at Stamford Bridge?
Visiting fans are housed in the away section of the Shed End, at the Fulham Road end of the ground; Palace's guide for August 2025 described it as the lower and upper tiers. Home supporters share the stand, and pubs near the stadium turn away visiting fans.
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