As the UK ramps up efforts to get every adult a Covid booster jab by the new year, Chelsea football club turned its stadium into a vaccination centre on Saturday 18th December.

The NHS vaccination centre at Stamford Bridge Stadium aimed to offer 10,000 covid jabs that day.

People were seen wearing masks the entire time, including inside the football Stadium where members of the NHS vaccination team and the military vaccinated people. The 'jabathon' aimed to bolster people's immunity to the Covid virus.

On Saturday 18th December, the Chelsea Stamford Bridge Stadium was used as a NHS vaccination centre, where 10,000 covid jabs were offered to people. People were seen wearing masks throughout the entire time, including inside the football Stadium where members of the NHS vaccination team and the military vaccinated people. The 'Jabathon' aims to bolster the people's immunity to the covid virus.

On Saturday 18th December, the Chelsea Stamford Bridge Stadium was used as a NHS vaccination centre, where 10,000 covid jabs were offered to people. People were seen wearing masks throughout the entire time, including inside the football Stadium where members of the NHS vaccination team and the military vaccinated people. The 'Jabathon' aims to bolster the people's immunity to the covid virus.

On Saturday 18th December, the Chelsea Stamford Bridge Stadium was used as a NHS vaccination centre, where 10,000 covid jabs were offered to people. People were seen wearing masks throughout the entire time, including inside the football Stadium where members of the NHS vaccination team and the military vaccinated people. The 'Jabathon' aims to bolster the people's immunity to the covid virus.