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Chelsea vs Tottenham: Supporters face travel chaos getting to Stamford Bridge for London derby

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Deniran-Alleyne, T. (2026, October 22). Chelsea vs Tottenham: Supporters face travel chaos getting to Stamford Bridge for London derby. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/chelsea-fc-tottenham-fans-travel-chaos-premier-league-b1301996.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-10-22 · by Tashan Deniran-Alleyne

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Chelsea will host their Premier League match against Tottenham at 5.30pm BST on Saturday evening, but both sets of fans face travel chaos due to planned engineering works on the London Underground. The District Line is closed west of Embankment Station and throughout the Edgware Road branch, including the Wimbledon line, closing Fulham Broadway station all day. Additionally, the Circle Line will be shut between Edgware Road and Aldgate via Victoria, and the Mildmay Line will have no service from 7.30pm between Shepherd's Bush and Willesden Junction with reduced services elsewhere. Fans are advised to use walking routes or alternative stations like South Kensington, Earl’s Court, and Hammersmith for different tube lines.

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Chelsea Hammersmith Wimbledon the London Underground the Premier League

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Chelsea ORG · 4× Hammersmith GPE · 2× Aldgate GPE · 1× Clapham Junction GPE · 1× South Kensington GPE · 1× Spurs ORG · 1× Victoria GPE · 1× Wimbledon ORG · 1× the London Underground ORG · 1× the Premier League ORG · 1×

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As The District Line is closed west of Embankment Station and on the whole of the Edgware Road branch, including the line down to Wimbledon, it means Fulham Broadway Station will be closed all day and there will be no District Line trains running to any nearby stations on that branch of the tube network.
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🔮 This is due to planned engineering works that may affect the journey for many supporters.

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Chelsea host their bitter rivals at 5.30pm BST on Saturday evening in the Premier League, but both sets of fans, planning to use the London Underground, have been advised to seek alternative routes to the stadium. asserted
sets → host → stadium
This is due to planned engineering works that may affect the journey for many supporters. uncertain
that → plan → supporters
As The District Line is closed west of Embankment Station and on the whole of the Edgware Road branch, including the line down to Wimbledon, it means Fulham Broadway Station will be closed all day and there will be no District Line trains running to any nearby stations on that branch of the tube network. asserted
Station → close → network
The Circle Line will also be affected and will be closed between Edgware Road and Aldgate (via Victoria). asserted
Line → affect → Victoria
Furthermore, The Mildmay Line is set to be affected from 7.30pm on Saturday, with no service between Shepherd's Bush and Willesden Junction. asserted
Line → set → Bush
Supporters of Chelsea and Spurs planning to be in attendance at the Bridge on Saturday have been provided with walking routes to and from South Kensington, Earl’s Court and Hammersmith stations from where alternative Underground lines can be used. However, fans have been urged to use Earl’s Court and Hammersmith stations where possible as entry to Earl’s Court station may take up to an hour after the match. uncertain
entry → plan → match
This will be the third time this season that travel disruption will impact fans getting to Stamford Bridge for a Chelsea fixture. asserted
disruption → impact → fixture
Kick-off was delayed by 15 minutes for the Blues’ 6-3 Carabao Cup third-round win over Leeds last month after issues on the District line and other London Underground lines due to a passenger incident. asserted
off → delay → incident
The game was supposed to begin at 8pm BST but instead kicked-off at 8:15pm. asserted
game → suppose → 8:15pm
A few days later, fans of Chelsea and Hull had to find alternative routes to the stadium because of part closures on both the Circle and District lines across the weekend of September 12/13 due to planned works. asserted
fans → have → works
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