Chelsea vs Sunderland Tickets

Prepare for a compelling Premier League showdown as Chelsea, the mighty Blues, get ready to host Sunderland's resilient Black Cats at the historic Stamford Bridge.

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Chelsea vs Sunderland History

These two teams have played each other countless times, here are a few of their most memorable fixtures.

Chelsea 2-1 Sunderland (Premier League - April 7, 2013)

A hard-fought comeback win for Rafa Benitez's Chelsea. Paolo Di Canio was in his early, impactful days as Sunderland manager. An own goal from César Azpilicueta (deflecting a shot from Sebastian Larsson) gave Sunderland the lead. However, another own goal, this time from Sunderland's Matthew Kilgallon, brought Chelsea level before Branislav Ivanović flicked home a winner for the Blues.

Chelsea 1-2 Sunderland (Premier League - April 19, 2014)

A monumental result that effectively ended Chelsea's title challenge under José Mourinho and was a huge step in Sunderland's "miracle escape" under Gus Poyet. Samuel Eto'o put Chelsea ahead. Connor Wickham equalized for Sunderland before Fabio Borini scored a controversial late penalty (after a disputed foul by César Azpilicueta on Jozy Altidore) to snatch a famous victory. This was Mourinho's first ever Premier League home defeat as Chelsea manager.

Chelsea 7-2 Sunderland (Premier League - January 16, 2010)

An absolute demolition by Carlo Ancelotti's free-scoring Chelsea side, who would go on to win the title. Nicolas Anelka (2), Frank Lampard (2), Ashley Cole, Florent Malouda, and Michael Ballack were all on target for the Blues in a rampant display. Bolo Zenden and Darren Bent scored consolations for a shell-shocked Sunderland.

Chelsea vs Sunderland Mutual Connections

• Boudewijn Zenden: The Dutch winger played for Chelsea from 2001-2004 before later spells at Liverpool and Marseille, and then joined Sunderland in 2009.

• Patrick van Aanholt: The Dutch left-back was on Chelsea's books for many years, though he had numerous loan spells before making a permanent move to Sunderland where he became a key player.

• Tore André Flo: The Norwegian striker was a popular figure at Chelsea. He later played for Sunderland from 2002-2003.