How to get Chelsea tickets vs Qarabag

Chelsea's Champions League campaign will continue at the beginning of November with a trip to Azerbaijan to take on Qarabag.

The trip to Baku will be the furthest one that Chelsea supporters will make this season, but their supporters do have fond memories of Azerbaijan, as this was where the Blues beat Arsenal in the 2019 Europa League final.

Far fewer Chelsea fans will make the trip to Azerbaijan this week than they did six years ago, but the away end is still expected to be full at the Tofiq Bahramov Republican Stadium.

If you are looking to buy Chelsea tickets for the match against Qarabag, here is everything you need to know.

Qarabag vs Chelsea ticket information

Away end

Chelsea have been given an allocation of 1,998 tickets for the match against Qarabag, which is quite a large allocation considering the location of the match. The club have enforced quite a relaxed ticket sales process for the match, perhaps as they are fearful of not selling the full allocation.

The sales process for Chelsea tickets vs Qarabag is as follows:

• 21-23 October: Supporters on the away ticket scheme are eligible to buy one ticket. ¹
• 23 October, 9am – 1.30pm: All season ticket holders are eligible to buy one ticket.
• 23 October, 2pm: All members are eligible to buy one ticket.

All tickets in the away end for the match against Qarabag are priced at £18.30.

Home end

For any Chelsea fans who miss out on tickets in the away end, there may well be a temptation to try and buy tickets in the home sections. This won't be possible for this match, as Qarabag aren't currently listing online tickets for the match. Even if tickets do appear online, geo restrictions will likely be in place to prevent fans from the United Kingdom from buying any.

Alternative options

If you can't get your hands on a Qarabag vs Chelsea ticket via official avenues, then you could try your luck with a third-party ticket resale website. These types of websites don't offer the same protection as official sellers, and you will almost certainly have to pay more than the face value for tickets.

We recently reviewed two of the biggest ticket resale websites to give FGG readers peace of mind before purchasing tickets. Check them out below:

• Seatpick review
• LiveFootballTickets review