The Premier League is on alert after the Met Office issued a new severe weather warning that could disrupt the highly anticipated Chelsea vs Liverpool showdown at Stamford Bridge.
Heavy rain and strong winds are forecast to sweep through London this weekend, raising concerns about player safety, pitch conditions, and potential travel chaos for supporters and teams alike.
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Latest Update
According to reports, league officials are keeping a close eye on the situation and are expected to make a final decision within the next 24 hours.
Fabrizio Romano noted that an official announcement may be released soon, depending on how the weather unfolds overnight.
A Met Office spokesperson added:
“There is a threat of powerful winds and heavy downpours that could impact sporting events in London. Safety remains the number one priority.”
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Fan Reactions
The update has sparked mixed emotions online:
• “No way this gets called off, I’ve been counting down the days!”
• “Really hope it’s played. My tickets were booked ages ago.”
• “Of course safety matters most, but this would be a massive setback for both teams.”
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What’s Next
Should conditions deteriorate further, the Premier League may be forced to move the fixture to a later date — a decision that would complicate both clubs’ schedules, particularly with European competitions looming.
For now, Chelsea and Liverpool remain on standby, awaiting the league’s final verdict.
🌩 Chelsea vs Liverpool — Met Office warning puts game in doub