The Royal Society is looking for a good result in the run-up to the Champions League against Chelsea
The third round one-way match will be played this afternoon from 7.45 p.m. in London.
The one-way game starts at 7:45 p.m. Photo: EITB
The Royal Societywill face Chelsea in the run-up to the Champions Leaguethis afternoon at the Cherry Reds Records Stadium in London, where the Donostiarra team will jump to the field for a good result to start in shape next week's lap in San Sebastian.
The team that trains ArturoRuizis the same one that was third in the League last season, allowing them to compete in the Champions League. They also have a good season ahead, tied against Lyon and winning the Euskal Herria Cup against Athletic, so they will face the challenge motivated, as highlighted this Tuesday by Captain Nerea Eizagirre .
The English team, for its part, ranked third in the league last season.
The Royal Society, second in the Champions League
Thisis the second time thattheRoyal Society has participated in the Champions League, having competed for the first time in that competition in the 22-23 season, when it lost toBayern Munichin the one-way match (0-1) in San Sebastian. The return also ended with an adverse result (3-1) in Munich, leaving the Donostiarra team out of the competition on that occasion.
Chelseaplayed the final that Barcelonawon in the 2020-21 season and in the last four editions qualified for the three semi-finals.
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