Chelsea vs Brentford Tickets

Stamford Bridge is among the leading venues in English football and it's sure to be full to the brim for this particular London derby.

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Chelsea vs Brentford History

These clubs are separated by no more than 7 miles, though there has been a greater disparity in fortunes for Chelsea and Brentford in recent years.

The Blues have spent much of the 21st century towards the top end of the English football pyramid, regularly fighting it out for the Premier League title.

The Blues won the Premier League and the FA Cup five times apiece during the reign of Roman Abramovich as owner of the club, in addition to two UEFA Champions League crowns.

The Russian oligarch was forced to sell his shares in 2022, amidst the Russia-Ukraine War, resulting in a takeover by the Clearlake Capital consortium led by American businessman Todd Boehly. Despite spending in excess of £1bn in transfer fees since arriving at Stamford Bridge, the Chelsea hierarchy has yet to see a return on its hefty investment with the Blues playing catch-up to the leading teams in the division.

Brentford, meanwhile, have ascended up the pyramid in a relatively short timeframe to return to the top flight after an absence spanning longer than seven decades. The Bees were playing League Two (fourth tier) football as recently as 2009, before proceeding to reach the Premier League within the space of 12 years.

Thomas Frank was appointed Brentford manager in 2018 and the Danish coach oversaw the team's progress leading to promotion via the EFL Championship play-off final in 2021.

While this particular match may not be as high-profile as other London derbies, it is still very much a clash of great significance for fans of both teams. What previously might have been deemed a walk in the park for the home side is now a far more even contest.

Chelsea vs Brentford Head-to-Head

These teams first shared a football pitch in 1935, but up until recently, their encounters have been predominantly cup-based.

Upon contesting a Premier League fixture for the first time in 2021/22, Chelsea and Brentford had met only 14 times prior. Remarkably, the Bees won on all of their first three visits to Stamford Bridge following promotion from the Championship.

Thomas Frank's side secured a stunning 4-1 win in this fixture in October 2021, as Christian Eriksen was amongst the scorers that day.

This was followed up by back-to-back 2-0 successes for Brentford, in the 2022/23 and 2023/24 campaigns, with Bryan Mbeumo finding the back of the net on both occasions.

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