Chelsea fans hit back with cheeky chant against topless Legia Warsaw fans
First the Poznan, now Polish fans are celebrating a 2-1 win topless against Chelsea. Legia Warsaw took a surprise 1-0 lead at Stamford Bridge before losing 4-2 on aggregate, and the away end then turned a funny shade of pink. Tomas Pekhart scored the opener from the spotGetty And off came the topsAFP That’s because in response to Tomas Pekhart’s opener from the spot, those who’d made the trip to London decided to whip their tops off. It was quite the sight at the Bridge, but those supporting the home team were quick to conjure up a response. Chants of ‘You fat b*******’ ran down from the other three corners of the stadium to show the hosts were in good spirits despite the early setback. And they later had reason to cheer when Marc Cucurella equalised, although those in the home end kept their shirts on. Chelsea won the first leg in Poland 3-0, so still had the cushion of two extra goals when Legia opened the scoring. Their free-scoring Spanish defender restored the three goal lead, but it was again reduced to two when Steve Kapuadi made it a 2-1 win for Legia on the night, but a 4-2 loss on aggregate. Any upset would be absolutely stunning, given the financial discrepancy between the Blues and the rest of Europe’s third-tier competition. Chelsea have now lost just their second game on their way to the semi-finals, experiencing defeat against Swiss side Servette in the play-offs to make the competition proper. Between then and now they recorded nine straight wins with 32 goals scored and just six conceded. On top of that, the two-time Champions League winners took it easy in the competition’s league phase, leaving out a trio of first team stars that included talisman Cole Palmer. Cucurella equalised in a competition Chelsea are huge favourites to winGetty Playing a second or third string side for much of the Conference League, the runaway favourites have since added to their squad as it will be their only chance of silverware this season. Despite a rapid start under Enzo Maresca this season, Chelsea have been in poor form in 2025 and are sixth in the Premier League, scrapping for a top four spot it earlier looked like was a formality. After that comes the revamped Club World Cup in the summer, where they face Flamengo and ES Tunis to get their tournament underway.
First the Poznan, now Polish fans are celebrating a 2-1 win topless against Chelsea.
Legia Warsaw took a surprise 1-0 lead at Stamford Bridge before losing 4-2 on aggregate, and the away end then turned a funny shade of pink.
That’s because in response to Tomas Pekhart’s opener from the spot, those who’d made the trip to London decided to whip their tops off.
It was quite the sight at the Bridge, but those supporting the home team were quick to conjure up a response.
Chants of ‘You fat b*******’ ran down from the other three corners of the stadium to show the hosts were in good spirits despite the early setback.
And they later had reason to cheer when Marc Cucurella equalised, although those in the home end kept their shirts on.
Chelsea won the first leg in Poland 3-0, so still had the cushion of two extra goals when Legia opened the scoring.
Their free-scoring Spanish defender restored the three goal lead, but it was again reduced to two when Steve Kapuadi made it a 2-1 win for Legia on the night, but a 4-2 loss on aggregate.
Any upset would be absolutely stunning, given the financial discrepancy between the Blues and the rest of Europe’s third-tier competition.
Chelsea have now lost just their second game on their way to the semi-finals, experiencing defeat against Swiss side Servette in the play-offs to make the competition proper.
Between then and now they recorded nine straight wins with 32 goals scored and just six conceded.
On top of that, the two-time Champions League winners took it easy in the competition’s league phase, leaving out a trio of first team stars that included talisman Cole Palmer.
Playing a second or third string side for much of the Conference League, the runaway favourites have since added to their squad as it will be their only chance of silverware this season.
Despite a rapid start under Enzo Maresca this season, Chelsea have been in poor form in 2025 and are sixth in the Premier League, scrapping for a top four spot it earlier looked like was a formality.
After that comes the revamped Club World Cup in the summer, where they face Flamengo and ES Tunis to get their tournament underway.
