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Chelsea fans allowed to buy away tickets after changes to government licence
The British government has amended Chelsea's special licence which will now allow the club's supporters to buy tickets for away games, cup games, and women's matches, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) said on Wednesday.
Chelsea licence now allows ticket sales; Abramovich can put £30m into club
The UK government has made amendments to Chelsea's operating licence, meaning fans are now able to buy tickets to certain matches and Roman Abramovich can put £30m into the club to keep it running.
Chelsea allowed to sell tickets under new licence
The European champions have been hit by a series of restrictions since owner Roman Abramovich was sanctioned by the British government over his alleged links to Russian president Vladimir Putin.
Chelsea are allowed to sell some tickets again after the UK government alters the club's special licence
The British government will allow Chelsea to sell some tickets again after easing the terms of its sanctioning licence. Chelsea can sell tickets to away games, cup matches and fixtures involving the women's team. Ad/> The government’s updated licence states that Chelsea have to transfer the proceeds from ticket sales to a «permitted third party» which may include charities.
British govt amends licence to allow Chelsea to sell tickets
Chelsea supporters will be able to buy tickets to away games, cup games and women's fixtures after the British government amended the club's special licence, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) said on Wednesday.
Chelsea get permission to sell away and cup tickets
The UK Government has amended the general licence granted to Chelsea by announcing the club will now be allowed to sell tickets to away games and cup matches.
Chelsea allowed to sell some tickets again as government ease licence
Chelsea will be allowed to sell some tickets to games once again after the government eased some of the terms of its sanctioning licence.