Chelsea have had plans for their new £500m stadium on the site of Stamford Bridge approved by the Mayor of London.
The Blues' plans for the 60,000 capacity venue were approved at a Hammersmith & Fulham Council meeting in January, but still required the approval of city mayor Sadiq Khan.
They received that approval on Monday.



Chelsea aim to be playing in their new stadium by the start of the 2021/22 season, with three years in exile from the summer of 2018 as the bulk of the construction work is undertaken.