Chelsea Supporters Trust want safe standing at Stamford Bridge

Stamford Bridge recorded its highest official attendance of 82,905 for a league match between Chelsea and Arsenal on 12 October 1935

The Chelsea Supporters Trust has called for safe standing areas to improve the Stamford Bridge atmosphere.

Manager Jose Mourinho recently criticised the lack of atmosphere at home, saying if felt like his side were "playing in an empty stadium".

The CST surveyed 660 members, who backed Mourinho's assessment.

"Atmosphere continues to be a major concern for supporters and the manager," said the Trust in their report.

The Football Supporters' Federation is leading a campaign for the introduction of "safe standing" areas at football grounds.

Currently, the Football Spectators Act 1989 requires safety authorities to ensure fans attending games in England's top two divisions are seated.