Compare prices and buy tickets for an Arsenal match at the Emirates Stadium in North London or a Gunners' away game. Ticket details for every Arsenal game in the Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup and League Cup can be found here.
The Gunners remain faithful to the beautiful attacking game introduced by the legendary Arsene Wenger over two decades in charge at Arsenal, with the objective firmly focused on confirming fantastic domestic campaigns under Mikel Arteta where the Gunners finished, once again, in the second place. They also came close on the European stage, reaching the semi-finals, only to lose to future winners PSG.
If you are a Gunners fan or find yourself enjoying a weekend in London, come to the Emirates Stadium to discover the unique atmosphere of an English football match. Have a look at ticket availability using our price comparison tool for all Arsenal fixtures, with tickets for all home matches at the Emirates and every away game. Compare prices for your Arsenal tickets to enjoy watching the Gunners live.
Coming up next: Arsenal visit Portsmouth on Sunday, January 11th at Fratton Park in Portsmouth. The Pensioners will then play an away fixture at Chelsea scheduled on January 14th. Arsenal will remain on the road with a match against Nottingham on January 17th.
Arsenal fixtures and ticketing info for the 2025-2026 season
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Get Your 2026-2027 Premier League Tickets for Arsenal
Important : The 2026-2027 fixtures for Arsenal should be confirmed in June 2026. The upcoming Premier League football season in England should begin in August 2026, and end in May 2027.
- Date of confirmation of the calendar: in June 2026
- First Matchday : August 2026
- Last Matchday : May 2027
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About the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal's home ground
The Emirates Stadium, also known as the Arsenal Stadium or Ashburton Grove, has been home to Arsenal since its completion in 2006.
The capacity of 60,704 makes it the fourth-largest football stadium in England. As well as Arsenal games, the ground has also held international matches for Brazil and music concerts.
Since 2009 the stadium has undergone an “Arsenalisation” process to improve the ground’s visible links to Arsenal’s rich and successful history. Two ends at the Emirates Stadium were renamed in 2010 in honour of famous stands at their old Highbury Ground, with the Clock End and North Bank behind each goal to join the East and West stands.
Emirates Stadium's capacity: 60,704
Emirates Stadium map
How to get to Emirates Stadium in London
The Emirates Stadium is in the Highbury area of the London Borough of Islington and is well-served by several public transport routes.
Arsenal station on the Piccadilly Line is closest to the northern end of the station, with Holloway Road also on the Piccadilly Line closest to the southern end. However, Holloway Road is entry-only before matches and exit-only after games to prevent overcrowding.
Highbury & Islington station is a little further away than Holloway Road, but London Overground services provide excellent links to North-West, East London, and London King’s Cross. At the same time, the Victoria Line takes you into the centre of London from Highbury & Islington or Finsbury Park with fast, regular trains.
Emirates Stadium
Hornsey Rd
N7 7AJ London, England
Geo-Coordinates: 51.5548880, -0.1084170
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Seating categories at Emirates Stadium
Arsenal FC offers several different seating categories at The Emirates Stadium to suit your viewing needs.
The family enclosure offers seats in upper and lower tiers for adults, children and senior citizens and is situated at one corner of the Clock End.
Lower Tier Categories
For members, the lower tier is split into four different categories:
- Centre Lower – contains the most expensive tickets in the lower level across the halfway line
- Wing Lower – situated on either side of the Centre Lower section
- Corner Lower – located in the corners of the lower tiers
- Goal Lower – located in the lower level behind the goal
Upper Tier Categories
In the upper tier, there are eight different categories:
- Centre Upper Back – high in the upper level across the centre circle
- Next to Centre Upper – situated on either side of the Centre Upper Back section
- Next to Centre Upper Back – also located on either side of the Centre Upper Back section, although at the very top of the stand
- Wing Upper – located between the Centre Upper and Corner Upper sections
- Wing Upper Back – same as the Wing Upper section, only at the top of the stand.
- Corner Upper – situated behind each corner flag in the higher tier.
- Goal Upper – located behind the goal in the upper tier
- Goal Upper Back – situated behind the goal at the top of the upper tier
About Arsenal
Arsenal, initially established by workers at the Woolwich Arsenal Armament Factory in 1886, has a unique origin story. Named ‘Dial Square’ as a nod to the factory’s sundial, the team’s logo features a cannon, and its nickname “the Gunners” stems from their early association with gun and ammunition manufacturing.
Trophies and honours
As a prominent football team, Arsenal consistently competes in England’s top tier. Their impressive record includes 13 Premier League titles, the most recent in the 2003/04 season. The club also boasts a European Cup Winners’ Cup (1993/94), a record 14 FA Cups (latest in 2019/20), two EFL Cups (most recently in 1992/93), and 17 Community Shield victories, with the latest in 2023 against Manchester City.
| Premier League | 1930/31, 1932/33, 1933/34, 1934/35, 1937/38, 1947/48, 1952/53, 1970/71, 1988/89, 1990/91, 1997/98, 2001/02, 2003/04 |
| FA Cup | 1929/30, 1935/36, 1949/50, 1970/71, 1978/79, 1992/93, 1997/98, 2001/02, 2002/03, 2004/05, 2013/14, 2014/15, 2016/17, 2019/20 |
| League Cup | 1986/87, 1992/93 |
| Community Shield | 1930, 1931, 1933, 1934, 1938, 1948, 1953, 1991, 1998, 1999, 2002, 2004, 2014, 2015, 2017, 2020, 2023 |
| UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup | 1993/94 |
Arsenal biggest matches and rivalries
Arsenal’s most intense rivalry is with Tottenham, marking the North-London derby as a highly anticipated event. This rivalry intensified after Arsenal relocated to North London in 1913 and grew as Tottenham became a top contender.
Another significant rival is Manchester United, with a rivalry rooted in a 1990 brawl that led to point deductions for both clubs. This rivalry peaked in the 2000s, highlighted by the notable clashes between Roy Keane and Patrick Vieira.
Additionally, Arsenal shares a rivalry with Chelsea, fueled by geographical proximity and heightened by Chelsea’s rise to prominence in the 2000s, frequently vying for the Premier League title against Arsenal.
About buying football tickets for Arsenal
Ticket prices for an Arsenal FC match will vary depending on the match category. Seats for a high-profile Category A game against Tottenham Hotspur, Liverpool or Manchester United will be more expensive than Category C games against lower-profile clubs such as Watford, Burnley or Brentford.
IMPORTANT: Before purchasing tickets for an Arsenal match, take the time to familiarise yourself with the purchasing conditions of each website. Ensure you understand the terms and conditions and whether there are any additional costs, such as booking fees, how your tickets are delivered to you and the returns, refund and cancellation policy if you cannot attend the match.
How much are Arsenal tickets for a home match at the Emirates?
Are you searching for affordable Arsenal tickets? You should know that the price of tickets varies based on multiple factors.
These include the seating area within the stadium, the current supply and demand, the opposing team, the date of the match, and the specific competition the game is part of, among other elements. To assist you, we provide an estimated range of ticket prices for Arsenal matches across different leagues on our website.
The lowest adult price for members is £26 (€30) for Category C matches up to the most expensive, £64 (€75) for Category A matches in the lower tiers.
If you want to sit in the higher tiers, then prices range from £30.50 to £74.50 (€36 to €87) for seats behind the goal. Prices range from £38.50 to £95.50 (€45 to €112) for centre seats, which are amongst the best seats in the house.
The Emirates Stadium also offers a range of VIP hospitality packages, from private luxury boxes to privileged seating and a fully-catered meal, brilliant for hosting friends on special occasions or entertaining business clients.
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