Premier League fixtures be announced?With plenty of teams heading to the USA, plus many others also heading to Asia and across Europe, there are some intriguing fixtures lined up. Below are all the ...

ARSENAL have installed electronic boards on the lower tier of the Emirates Stadium as the club continue to make improvements to the ground. The Gunners have been gradually making changes to the ...

Arsenal have installed electronic advertising boards above the lower tier, with one fan sharing pictures of the Emirates Stadium update. Arsenal fan Raf shared pictures from the Emirates Stadium on ...

The first north London derby staged in Hong Kong shows Asian fans can display the same fervour as those back home ...

Leeds United can confirm the ticket and ballot information for our first Premier League away fixture of the 2025/26 season against Arsenal, at the Emirates Stadium.The match is due to take place on ...

Make the most of our upcoming friendlies against Villarreal and Athletic Club Bilbao by booking a matchday tour ...

Is the Emirates Stadium due for an expansion? The Emirates is not an old stadium by any means, as Arsenal moved into the ground in 2006. At the time, it was the third-biggest stadium in England behind ...

Emirates Stadium The latest on Emirates Stadium. Opened to the public in 2006, Emirates Stadium is a football stadium located in London, England.

On July 22, 2006, Arsenal FC would make Emirates Stadium their new home. With a capacity of over 60,000, the Emirates was an ideal stadium for the successful club.

Arsenal have announced that the Emirates Stadium will be the primary home ground for the women’s team next season. The club intend to host 11 matches at the Emirates — eight of their 11 Women ...

[1/2]Soccer Football - FA Cup - Third Round - Arsenal v Liverpool - Emirates Stadium, London, Britain - January 7, 2024 Arsenal's Bukayo Saka in action with Liverpool's Curtis Jones Action Images ...

Several years after the Emirates became Arsenal’s home stadium, the club embarked upon what it remarkably described as the “Arsenalisation” of the Emirates Stadium.