Chelsea vs A.F.C. Bournemouth Tickets

Chelsea vs Bournemouth may not quite have the ring to it as many of the other fixtures that the Blues have on the Premier League schedule each and every season that they play in the competition, however, the Cherries have shown that they have the ability to make the meetings at Stamford Bridge a hugely attractive affair over recent years.

The Blues have a storied and trophy-laden history as they have gone on to win at least five Premier League titles and numerous other pieces of silverware with managers such as Jose Mourinho, Carlo Ancelotti and Antonio Conte all proving successful.

The iconic Stamford Bridge will have helped with that, as the 41,837 capacity stadium has become a fortress for the Blues over the years and many teams do not look forward to when the fixture is approaching.

Compared to the Londoners, the Cherries are certainly very new to the scene, however, they have been very impressive during the managerial guidance that Eddie Howe has offered throughout their years in the top-flight.

Chelsea has actually had a mixed bag of results when it comes down to playing the south coast outfit at the Bridge, though, with the Cherries having upset the party on more than one occasion in the past.

The red-and-black-striped club has caused shocks in the capital when they visit, with results such as two 0-1s and a hugely impressive 0-3 result in January 2018 when the Cherries were just far too good for a shell-shocked Blues.

Despite those poor results, Stamford Bridge is usually a solid home base for Chelsea when playing Bournemouth, with results as big as 3-0 and 2-0 having been recorded in recent match-ups.

Star men like Eden Hazard, Diego Costa and N’Golo Kante have all featured heavily in these games throughout history and have put on clinics in the past, whilst the Cherries add to the spectacle with the likes of Callum Wilson, Joshua King and former Chelsea prospect, Nathan Ake.

Chelsea versus Bournemouth is a fixture that has caused the hosts a spot of bother when played at Stamford Bridge in the past, however, goals are certainly on the order of business when the two sides do meet.