Chelsea-supporting Playboy model claims security asked her to zip up top after booby snap

Robust Chelsea security guards put an end to a Playboy model's fun when they implored her to zip her top up while she sauntered around the stadium with her cleavage on show

Posted Sunday, April 30, 2023 by Dailystar.co.uk

Playboy model and die-hard Chelsea fan Maria Liman was told to cover up by security guards at Stamford Bridge

A Chelsea-supporting Playboy model claims security told her to cover up as she strolled around Stamford Bridge in a revealing top.

Russian stunner, Maria Liman, sported an all-blue outfit consisting of a tight, figure-hugging bra-like top that showed off her boobs. The 29-year-old brunette had a huge grin on her face while she rubbed shoulders and posed for pictures with equally happy fans.

But in one of the snaps that depicted her flanked by two male supporters with a pint in tow, Maria revealed that kill-joy security guards came over shortly after and told her to put away her cleavage. Seemingly frustrated by the request, she wrote under the image shared to her Instagram story: "We supported Chelsea as best we could.

"But after this photo, the security of the stadium asked me to zip up my jacket." The Instagram sensation who has 1.1million followers was in the west side of the capital to witness Chelsea's 2-0 midweek loss to Brentford, the club's fifth loss on the trot since interim boss Frank Lampard took over from the doomed Graham Potter.

She had her cleavage on display during Chelsea's loss to Brentford

Maria's latest escapade at Stamford Bridge comes after she was horrifically robbed by a knifed mugger in London. Speaking on the incident, which she previously experienced in the same spot, the "terrified" model said: "I held the phone very close to me and was holding it with both hands.

"And then I just couldn't believe it, again! Again! They stole my phone, only this time the man was on a bicycle, wearing a black helmet and black clothes."

The busty model is a regular at Chelsea games

She went on to detail how helpful Londoners chased the man who robbed another female on the way, but he narrowly evaded capture. But the Blues may give Maria something to smile about soon with Mauricio Pochettino's appointment as manager seemingly imminent.

If the Blues' recruitment of Poch comes to fruition as reports suggest, his arrival could also see the club launch a bid for Harry Kane, who blossomed under the Argentine at Tottenham.