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Weekly sports quiz: Where will Chelsea play WSL games next season?

Chelsea’s Women's Super League team is changing its home turf to Kingsmeadow next season, leaving behind some of their matches at Stamford Bridge. This move aims to enhance fan engagement and create a more intimate atmosphere. How will this...

BBC Sport· Apr 23, 2026 · 9:14 AM · 25 views

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Chelsea’s Women's Super League team is changing its home turf to Kingsmeadow next season, leaving behind some of their matches at Stamford Bridge. This move aims to enhance fan engagement and create a more intimate atmosphere. How will this impact the team and their supporters? #ChelseaFC #WSL #Football #WomensFootball #SportsNews

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