Arsenal Biletler

Where Arsenal play at home

Arsenal's home fixtures are played at Emirates Stadium in Islington, London, a 60,704-capacity ground that has been the club's base since 2006. Fans travelling for a match at the Emirates can expect one of the biggest club stadiums in English football, with the surrounding North London streets busy on every matchday.

Premier League fixtures to watch

Arsenal's league programme runs through the autumn with a mix of home and away dates. The visit to Brighton opens the run on 19 September, before Arsenal host Leeds United at the Emirates on 10 October.

Later fixtures take the squad to Nottingham Forest on 18 October, before Everton visit the Emirates on 24 October and Hull City follow on 7 November. Sandwiched between those home dates is the away trip to Anfield to face Liverpool on 1 November, which stands out as one of the season's marquee away days given the two clubs' history at the top of the table.

Each of these matches carries its own ticket market, and prices can move as a fixture approaches, particularly for the bigger away trips and any game that doubles as a title-race clash. Home fixtures at the Emirates tend to be the easiest to plan around, since travel is straightforward for London-based supporters and visiting fans alike.

Champions League nights at the Emirates and abroad

European football returns to N5 with Arsenal vs Lille in the league phase, a fixture that typically draws a full house for a Tuesday night under the lights. The club also travels to Bavaria for a high-profile away leg against Bayern Munich, followed by a trip to face Slavia Prague in the Czech Republic.

League-phase Champions League football means no two European nights are the same opponent, so fans wanting to follow the team across multiple away legs should expect to book separately for each fixture. Away legs in the league phase tend to sell at different prices depending on how far supporters have to travel and how strong the demand is in the host city, so it is worth comparing each fixture on its own terms rather than assuming one European ticket will cost the same as another.

Cup competitions and squad rotation

Domestic cup football adds further fixtures to the calendar. Arsenal face Fleetwood Town away in the Carabao Cup fourth round, a tie that often sees a changed starting eleven as cup and league squads rotate through a congested schedule. FA Cup fixtures are added to the calendar as the rounds are drawn.

Choosing the right tickets

With so many fixtures across four competitions, ticket demand varies considerably by opponent and competition.

This page compares Arsenal ticket prices across resale partners including StubHub, Viagogo, Hellotickets, Football Ticket Net, Gigsberg and SportsEvents365, making it easier to see how prices for the same fixture differ before deciding where to buy. Checking a specific match page for kick-off time and seating information is worthwhile before comparing prices, since availability and category options change fixture by fixture.

For fans planning several trips this season, keeping an eye on both home Premier League dates and the Champions League away schedule helps with early planning, particularly for matches that involve travel abroad.