Countdown to Plymouth Argyle v Chelsea FA Cup clash
The Pilgrims' manager, Steven Schumacher, says they will try to make their fans proud this weekend
Last updated 4th Feb 2022
Tomorrow is the day that thousands of Plymouth Argyle fans have been anticipating, as the Greens prepare to take on the European champions Chelsea in the Emirates FA Cup.
Nearly 6,000 members of the Green Army are expected to travel to Stamford Bridge to watch the Pilgrims face their opponents in the fourth round.
Argyle were drawn away to Chelsea after beating Birmingham City at St Andrew's.
The last time the two sides went head to head was in 1989, when the Blues won 1-0 at Home Park.
Tickets are fully sold out for the fixture, with supporters reminded that ticket collections are not available at Stamford Bridge.
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If you're travelling to London for the game...
Many fans will be choosing to travel by rail, but due to large-scale planned engineering works, there will be no trains running between Plymouth and Exeter St Davids over the weekend of 5/6 February.
Argyle have put together a travel guide for any fans deciding to travel by train, which you can view here.
How to watch the game
Members of the Green Army in the UK who are not attending the fixture in person will be able to tune in via the BBC i-Player, BBC Sport website and BBC Red Button, with coverage beginning at 12.20pm.
Argyle supporters based overseas will also be able to watch the match live via their local rights broadcaster.
There will be no Argyle TV coverage for this fixture. All info can be found here.
Kick off on Saturday 5 February is at 12.30pm.