Chelsea Premier League 2025 Full Schedule: Chelsea fixtures, match list, dates, timings, venues

Chelsea Premier League 2025 Full Schedule, Fixtures, Match List, Dates, Venue: Chelsea have had quite the time towards the end of last season, winning the UEFA Conference League and the Club World Cup, with the latter coming after they handed European champions PSG a sound thrashing. They have made eight additions to their squad this season and it looks like more could come. Even then, it is considerably less compared to the madcap splurge they have notoriously gone on in the recent past, leading to the dressing room not having enough space to fit the players.

Chelsea’s season starts with a match against Crystal Palace at home on Sunday. It was a rather incredible start that they made last season, losing just two of their first 16 games and becoming a surprise contender for the title against Liverpool. September was especially fruitful, with forward Cole Palmer winning player of the month and manager Enzo Marseca winning manager of the month.

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However, their campaign fizzed out somewhat after Boxing Day, starting with a shock defeat to cross-town minnows Fulham. It ended up becoming a struggle for top five. They ended up picking up pace around spring time and finished the season placed fourth. Over the course of it, Maresca managed to build a good base out of a bloated squad, establishing a possession-based game while emphasising good defensive principles. It led to goalscoring chances coming at a premium for both their opposition and themselves.

Full schedule for Chelsea for 2025 Premier League

No	Date	Day	Time (IST)	Opposition	Venue
1	Aug 17	Sunday	6.30pm	Crystal Palace	Stamford Bridge
2	Aug 23	Saturday	12.30am	West Ham United	London Stadium
3	Aug 30	Saturday	5.00pm	Fulham	Stamford Bridge
4	Sep 14	Sunday	12.30am	Brentford	Brentford Community Stadium
5	Sep 20	Saturday	10.00pm	Manchester United	Old Trafford
6	Sep 27	Saturday	7.30pm	Brighton and Hove Albion	Stamford Bridge
7	Oct 4	Saturday	7.30pm	Liverpool	Stamford Bridge
8	Oct 18	Saturday	7.30pm	Nottingham Forest	City Ground
9	Oct 25	Saturday	7.30pm	Sunderland	Stamford Bridge
10	Nov 1	Saturday	8.30pm	Tottenham Hotspur	Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
11	Nov 8	Saturday	8.30pm	Wolverhampton Wanderers	Stamford Bridge
12	Nov 22	Saturday	8.30pm	Burnley	Turf Moor
13	Nov 29	Saturday	8.30pm	Arsenal	Stamford Bridge
14	Dec 4	Thursday	1.30am	Leeds United	Elland Road
15	Dec 6	Saturday	8.30pm	AFC Bournemouth	Vitality Stadium
16	Dec 13	Saturday	8.30pm	Everton	Stamford Bridge
17	Dec 20	Saturday	8.30pm	Newcastle United	St James’ Park
18	Dec 27	Saturday	8.30pm	Aston Villa	Stamford Bridge
19	Dec 31	Wednesday	1.30am	AFC Bournemouth	Stamford Bridge
20	Jan 3	Saturday	8.30pm	Manchester City	Etihad Stadium
21	Jan 8	Thursday	1.30am	Fulham	Craven Cottage
22	Jan 17	Saturday	8.30pm	Brentford	Stamford Bridge
23	Jan 24	Saturday	8.30pm	Crystal Palace	Selhurst Park
24	Jan 31	Saturday	8.30pm	West Ham United	Stamford Bridge
25	Feb 7	Saturday	8.30pm	Wolverhampton Wanderers	Molineux
26	Feb 12	Thursday	1.30am	Leeds United	Stamford Bridge
27	Feb 21	Saturday	8.30pm	Burnley	Stamford Bridge
28	Feb 28	Saturday	8.30pm	Arsenal	Emirates Stadium
29	Mar 5	Thursday	1.30am	Aston Villa	Villa Park
30	Mar 14	Saturday	8.30pm	Newcastle United	Stamford Bridge
31	Mar 21	Saturday	8.30pm	Everton	Hill Dickinson Stadium
32	Apr 11	Saturday	7.30pm	Manchester City	Stamford Bridge
33	Apr 18	Saturday	7.30pm	Manchester United	Stamford Bridge
34	Apr 25	Saturday	7.30pm	Brighton and Hove Albion	American Express Stadium
35	May 2	Saturday	7.30pm	Nottingham Forest	Stamford Bridge
36	May 9	Saturday	7.30pm	Liverpool	Anfield
37	May 17	Sunday	7.30pm	Tottenham Hotspur	Stamford Bridge
38	May 24	Sunday	8.30pm	Sunderland	Stadium of Light