Arsenal Hospitality Tickets & VIP Packages

Arsenal Football Club – Premier League & UEFA Champions League

Enjoy the Gunners’ 2025/26 season as they continue their pursuit of major silverware, with Arsenal firmly in contention for both the Premier League title and UEFA Champions League glory. Mikel Arteta’s side are chasing a historic campaign and you can experience every moment in style with our official Arsenal Hospitality Tickets and Packages at the Emirates Stadium.

Since his appointment on 22nd December 2019, Arteta has transformed Arsenal into consistent title challengers. After finishing fifth in his first half-season, the Gunners have since become Manchester City’s closest rivals, finishing second in three consecutive Premier League campaigns. Now, in 2025/26, Arsenal are once again at the summit of the table, leading the title race ahead of Manchester City as they look to win their first league title in 22 years.

In Europe, Arsenal have enjoyed a remarkable UEFA Champions League campaign. They have faced Athletic Club, Olympiacos, Atlético Madrid, Slavia Prague, Bayern Munich, Club Brugge, and Inter Milan in the league phase, before defeating Bayer Leverkusen and Sporting Lisbon in the knockout rounds to reach the semi-finals. There, they are set to meet Atlético Madrid once again, a side they have already beaten 4–0 this season, with a place in the final in Budapest at stake.

Domestically, Arsenal also have one crucial home fixture remaining at the Emirates Stadium against Burnley as the Premier League title race reaches its decisive stage.

With both league and European glory still within reach, this could become one of the most successful seasons in Arsenal’s history if Arteta’s side can go on to secure a remarkable double.

Arsenal Transfers

Arsenal have made several signings this summer. They signed Spanish Goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga from fellow London Club Chelsea for a reported transfer fee of £5 million, whilst Danish midfielder Christian Norgaard joined from Brentford for a rumoured initial fee of £10 million.

The Gunners have also got a deal done for the signing of Cristhian Mosquera from Spanish Club Valencia for a reported fee of 13 million, whilst Chelsea forward Noni Madueke switched to Mikel Arteta’s side this summer for a rumoured transfer fee of around £52 million. They have also signed Real Sociedad midfielder Martin Zubimendi for a rumoured fee of £55.8 million.

In the 2026 January Transfer Window, Mikel Arteta’s Gunners chose not to make a signing to add to their strong squad.

Of the 38 Premier League matches played last season, Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal won 20 of them. This, combined with their 14 draws, saw them accumulate a total of 74 points. Arsenal’s leading goal scorers in the league last season were Kai Havertz (9), Gabriel Martinelli (8), Leandro Trossard (8), Mikel Merino (7), and Bukayo Saka (6).

Arsenal will be looking to challenge for the title once again and this time take the next step and prevent the likes of reigning Champions Liverpool, Manchester City, and Chelsea from getting their hands on the Premier League title once the 2025/26 season has concluded.

It is widely agreed that further quality will need to be added to the Gunners’ squad if they are to win the title next season. Several players already in the squad, including Declan Rice, Bukayo Saka, Martin Odegaard, William Saliba, David Raya, and Mikel Merino could prove crucial for Arsenal’s season.

Last season, the Gunners recorded some eye-catching results, including 1 – 0 and 2 -1  North London Derby wins against Spurs, an emphatic 5 – 2 win over West Ham, a 2 – 0 victory against Manchester United, a 5 – 1 win against Crystal Palace, a 5 – 1 triumph over Pep Guardiola and Manchester City, and a 1 – 0 win over Chelsea.

Witness football history and make your Arsenal Matchday Hospitality experience unforgettable by seeing players such as Bukayo Saka, William Saliba, Martin Odegaard, Ben White, Mikel Merino, David Raya, and Gabriel Jesus in action.

Arsenal Key Results in the 2025/26 Campaign:

Manchester United 0 – 1 Arsenal (Premier League) – Riccardo Califiori (12′).

Arsenal 5 – 0 Leeds United (Premier League) – Jurrien Timber (33′, 55′), Bukayo Saka (45′), & Viktor Gyokeres (47′, 90+4′- pen).

Athletic Club Bilbao 0 – 2 Arsenal (UEFA Champions League) – Gabriel Martinelli (71′) & Leandro Trossard (86′).

Arsenal 2 – 0 West Ham United (Premier League) – Declan Rice (37′) & Bukayo Saka (66′ – Pen).

Fulham 0 – 1 Arsenal (Premier League) – Leandro Trossard (57′).

Arsenal 4 – 0 Atletico Madrid (UEFA Champions League) – Gabriel (56′), Gabriel Martinelli (63′), & Viktor Gyokeres (66′, 69′).

Arsenal 1 – 0 Crystal Palace (Premier League) – Eberechi Eze (39′).

Slavia Prague 0 – 3 Arsenal (UEFA Champions League) – Bukayo Saka (32′ – Penalty) & Mikel Merino (46′, 68′).

Arsenal 4 – 1 Spurs (Premier League) – Leandro Trossard (36′) & Eberechi Eze (41′, 46′, 76′); Richarlison (55′).

Arsenal 3 – 1 Bayern Munich (UEFA Champions League) – Jurrien Timber (22′), Noni Madueke (69′), & Gabriel Martinelli (77′); Lennart Karl (32′).

Arsenal 2 – 0 Brentford (Premier League) – Mikel Merino (11′) & Bukayo Saka (90+1′).

Arsenal 4 – 1 Aston Villa (Premier League) – Gabriel (48′), Martin Zubimendi (52′), Leandro Trossard (69′), & Gabriel Jesus (78′); Ollie Watkins (90+4′).

Chelsea 2 – 3 Arsenal (Carabao Cup, Semi Final First Leg) – Alejandro Garnacho (57′, 83′); Ben White (7′), Viktor Gyokeres (49′), & Martin Zubimendi (71′).

Inter Milan 1 – 3 Arsenal (UEFA Champions League) – Petar Sučić (18′); Gabriel Jesus (10′, 31′) & Viktor Gyokeres (84′).

Leeds United 0 – 4 Arsenal (Premier League) – Martin Zubimendi (27′), Noni Madueke (38′), Viktor Gyokeres (69′), & Gabriel Jesus (86′).

Arsenal 1 – 0 Chelsea (Carabao Cup, Semi Final Second Leg) – Kai Havertz (90+7′).

Arsenal 3 – 0 Sunderland (Premier League) – Martin Zubimendi (42′) & Viktor Gyokeres (66′, 90+4′).

Arsenal 4 – 0 Wigan Athletic (FA Cup) – Noni Madueke (11′), Gabriel Martinelli (19′), Jack Hunt OG (23′), & Gabriel Jesus (27′).

Spurs 1 – 4 Arsenal (Premier League) – Randal Kolo Muani (34′); Eberechi Eze (32′, 61′) & Viktor Gyokeres (47′, 90+4′).

Arsenal 2 – 1 Chelsea (Premier League) – William Saliba (21′) & Jurrien Timber (66′); Piero Hincapie OG (45+2′).

Brighton 0 – 1 Arsenal (Premier League) – Bukayo Saka (9′).

Mansfield Town 1 – 2 Arsenal (FA Cup) – Will Evans (50′); Noni Madueke (41′) & Eberechi Eze (66′).

Bayer Leverkusen 1 – 1 Arsenal (Champions League) – Robert Andrich (46′); Kai Havertz (89′ – Penalty).

Arsenal 2 – 0 Everton (Premier League) – Viktor Gyokeres (89′) & Max Dowman (90+7′).

Arsenal 2 – 0 Bayer Leverkusen (Champions League) – Eberechi Eze (36′) & Declan Rice (63′).

Arsenal 0-2 Manchester City (Carabao Cup Final) – Nico O’Reilly (60’, 64’)

Southampton 2-1 Arsenal (FA Cup Quarter-Final) – Ross Stewart (35’), Shea Charles (85’); Viktor Gyokeres (68’)

Sporting CP 0-1 Arsenal (Champions League Quarter-Final, First Leg) – Kai Havertz (90+1’)

Arsenal 1-2 AFC Bournemouth (Premier League) – Viktor Gyokeres (35’); Eli Kroupi (17’), Alex Scott (74’)

Arsenal 0-0 Sporting CP (Champions League Quarter-Final, Second Leg, Arsenal 1-0 Sporting CP on aggregate)

Manchester City 2-1 Arsenal (Premier League) – Rayan Cherki (16’), Erling Haaland (65’); Kai Havertz (18’)

Arsenal 1-0 Newcastle United (Premier League) – Eberechi Eze (9’)

Arsenal 3-0 Fulham (Premier League) Gyökeres 9′, 45’+4′, Saka 40′

Arsenal 1-0 Atletico Madrid (Champions League) – B. Saka (44′)

West Ham 0 – 1 Arsenal (Premier League) – Leandro Trossard (83′)

Stadium information

Name:

Emirates Stadium

Capacity:

60,260

Address:

Hornsey Road, London N7 7AJ, UK

Description:

Highbury was Arsenal’s home stadium for decades until they decided to move to the Emirates Stadium. The Dennis Bergkamp testimonial on 22 July 2006 was the official opener for the Emirates Stadium, which has a capacity of 60,260 people.

Arsenal History

Arsenal was originally a factory football team. Employees of the Woolwich Arsenal Armament Factory decided to form a football team in 1886. As a reference to the sundial atop the entrance to the factory, they called themselves Dial Square. They manufactured guns and ammunition, which explains the cannon of the logo and the reason why the club is often referred to as “the Gunners”.