Chelsea and other clubs have discovered their opponents in the Conference League round of 16 following the conclusion of the draw to determine these fixtures.
Following the conclusion of the UEFA Conference League round of 16 draw today, Friday, February 21, 2025, Chelsea as well as other clubs that made it through to the next round have all discovered their opponents ahead of the next round of fixtures.
When would the Conference League round of 16 fixtures be played?
The UEFA Conference League round of 16 fixtures will officially be played in early March 2025.
The first-leg Conference League round of 16 matches are scheduled for Thursday, March 6, 2025, while the return fixtures will be played a week later on Thursday, March 13, 2025.
The quarter-finals of the tournament are slated for April 10 and April 17, 2025, followed by the semi-finals on May 1 and May 8, 2025.
The tournament will conclude with the final at Wroclaw Stadium in Poland on May 28, 2025.
Who is Chelsea facing in the round of 16 of the Conference League?
Chelsea have been drawn against Danish side FC Copenhagen in the UEFA Conference League round of 16, following Friday’s knockout stage draw.
The London club dominated the league phase, becoming the only team to secure victory in all six matches, and are considered strong contenders to lift the trophy.
Chelsea will travel to Denmark for the first leg on March 6, before hosting the return fixture at Stamford Bridge a week later.
Copenhagen, who finished 18th in the 36-team league standings, recorded a notable win over Scotland’s Hearts before edging out Bundesliga side Heidenheim in extra time during the play-off round.
Conference League 2025 round of 16 fixtures
Here are the fixtures to be played in the round of 16 of the UEFA Conference League:
- Jagiellonia vs Cercle Brugge
- Molde vs Legia Warsaw
- Celje vs Lugano
- Pafos vs Djurgarden
- Panathinaikos vs Fiorentina
- Borac vs SK Rapid
- Real Betis vs Vitoria SC
- Copenhagen vs Chelsea
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