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Coverage Details For Leicester's Meeting With Chelsea

Tickets for LCFC Women's match-up with Chelsea on Sunday evening are still available in the final double-header weekend of the season at King Power Stadium.

2024-02-28T13:57:00.000Z

by Matthew Temple

Published

28 Feb, 2024

Coverage Details For Leicester's Meeting With Chelsea

Tickets for LCFC Women's match-up with Chelsea on Sunday evening are still available in the final double-header weekend of the season at King Power Stadium.

Matthew Temple

2024-02-28T13:57:00.000Z

Coverage Details For Leicester's Meeting With Chelsea

Tickets for LCFC Women's match-up with Chelsea on Sunday evening are still available in the final double-header weekend of the season at King Power Stadium.

Matthew Temple

2024-02-28T13:57:00.000Z

Coverage Details For Leicester's Meeting With Chelsea

Tickets for LCFC Women's match-up with Chelsea on Sunday evening are still available in the final double-header weekend of the season at King Power Stadium.

Matthew Temple

2024-02-28T13:57:00.000Z

Coverage Details For Leicester's Meeting With Chelsea

Tickets for LCFC Women's match-up with Chelsea on Sunday evening are still available in the final double-header weekend of the season at King Power Stadium.

Matthew Temple

2024-02-28T13:57:00.000Z

- LCFC Women take on Chelsea this Sunday evening (6pm kick-off)- City's clash against the Barclays Women's Super League champions comes a day after Leicester City welcome QPR- Leicester defeated Bristol City 5-2 last time out on Filbert Way- Tickets for the match can be found HERE

The Foxes have tasted victory in five of their seven games played in 2024, most recently when they beat Bristol City on home soil, but now take on league-leaders Chelsea in Emma Hayes' last season in charge of the Blues.

Tickets for the WSL meeting, which follows City's Men taking on QPR, can be found HERE. Priced at £8 for adults, £4 for over-65s and under-18s while under-8s can attend the action on Filbert Way for free.

Supporters can also purchase car parking at the stadium HERE - priced at £5. Please note that you must present the transaction owners name upon arrival, and all vehicles must be parked one hour before kick off (5pm), with the car park re-opening one hour before the final whistle.

Ahead of game day, you can check out the match preview and comments from the Belvoir Drive press conference on LCFC.com and across LCFC Women's social media channels.

On Sunday, X will provide live updates on the events against Chelsea, announcing team news an hour before kick-off. Following full-time, a full round-up will then be posted to the Club's official website.

Headsets will be available once again from the ticket office as commentary will be provided from King Power Stadium for supporters with sight loss.

The evening kick-off will be shown live on Sky Sports, however if you miss the action, highlights will be available to watch on Foxes Hub and Leicester City's YouTube channel from midday on Monday.

All times GMT.

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