2026-27 Season · Live Tracker
Kickoff times in your timezone, transfer tracker, injury updates, and where to watch — built for fans across Asia.
Fulham vs Chelsea
Premier League · Matchday 1 · Craven Cottage
Monday, August 24, 2026
Kickoff: 20:00 BST · 03:00 CST Tue (China) · 04:00 JST Tue (Japan)
Summer window open until Aug 31. 9 signings, 5 departures.
Generic injury summary placeholder — refer to the injuries page for the full positional breakdown.
Full Premier League schedule with Asian timezone conversions.
Generic transfer window framework · see the transfers page for the full pipeline model
Reliability ∗ · No club-to-club contact yet
Reliability ∗∗∗ · Negotiations opening
Reliability ∗∗∗∗ · Personal terms agreed in principle
Reliability ∗∗∗∗∗ · Announcement imminent
Reliability confirmed · Player registered
Generic pipeline framework — see transfers page for the full Premier League transfer model.
Broadcasting channels for China, Japan, Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Australia, and more.
Common kickoff times converted for Asian fans:
| UK Time (BST) | China (CST) | Japan (JST) | Korea (KST) | Singapore (SGT) | Australia (AEST) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12:30 Sat | 19:30 Sat | 20:30 Sat | 20:30 Sat | 19:30 Sat | 21:30 Sat |
| 15:00 Sat | 22:00 Sat | 23:00 Sat | 23:00 Sat | 22:00 Sat | 00:00 Sun |
| 17:30 Sat | 00:30 Sun | 01:30 Sun | 01:30 Sun | 00:30 Sun | 02:30 Sun |
| 20:00 Mon | 03:00 Tue | 04:00 Tue | 04:00 Tue | 03:00 Tue | 05:00 Tue |
Red text = late night / early morning kickoff (past midnight). Plan accordingly!
Supporting Chelsea from Asia is a strange, wonderful, exhausting hobby. The club plays its football at times designed for British living rooms, sells its transfer news through London-based journalists who post while most of Asia sleeps, and lists its kickoffs in a timezone most fans have never visited. Being a well-informed Chelsea fan in Beijing, Tokyo, Singapore, or Sydney means stitching together information from a dozen English-language sources — most of which assume you're watching at 3 PM on a Saturday.
This site pulls that scattered picture into one place, built specifically for how Asian fans actually consume the club. The fixtures page converts every match to six Asian timezones and flags the ones that will wreck your sleep schedule. The injury tracker answers the question you actually ask — "can he play this weekend?" — instead of burying it in medical jargon. The transfer tracker rates every rumor by source reliability, because Asian fans get recycled Twitter speculation with a twelve-hour delay and deserve to know which reports are real journalism and which are content-farm filler. And the broadcast guide tells you which channel or streaming service carries each match in your country — a question that genuinely changes from Shanghai to Seoul to Melbourne.
A word on how the site is run. Every data page carries a last-updated date, and we re-verify fixtures, injuries, and transfer statuses against official club channels and established football journalists rather than aggregator spam. Where we state an opinion — and on the predictions page, there are plenty — it's written as a fan's opinion, clearly ours, not dressed up as reporting. The site is completely independent: no affiliation with Chelsea FC, the Premier League, or any broadcaster, funded by display ads and nothing else.
If you're new here, start with the countdown above for the next match, check the timezone table below it to plan your weekend, and bookmark the fixtures page before the first international break scrambles everything. The 2026-27 season opened at Craven Cottage on August 24 — Monday night, 3 AM Tuesday in China. Some things about supporting this club from Asia will never be easy; that's exactly why this tracker exists. See our about page for the full story.