Arsenal v Atletico Madrid Hospitality Tickets & Packages – Champions League

The Emirates Stadium Hospitality Dress Code

Come and support your team with pride and honour. Values that the Arsenal team carries.

Emirates hospitality advises a smart casual dress code within their hospitality facilities (Arsenal shirts & colours are permitted).

Please note that away colours are not permitted anywhere across Club and/or Box Level.

Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal will be going head-to-head with an Atletico Madrid side who are currently led by their Argentinian Head Coach, Diego Simeone. Simeone has been in charge of Atletico since 2011 and is an iconic figure at the club.

The former Argentine international made 108 appearances for his country and was at the centre of the controversial red card issued to David Beckham in 1998.

The Gunners are now just one tie away from reaching the UEFA Champions League, which will be held in Budapest, Hungary, at the Puskas Arena in May 2026.

The winner of this tie will face either Paris Saint-Germain or Harry Kane’s Bayern Munich in the final, with the Parisians looking to defend their UEFA Champions League title after a resounding ding 5-0 win over Inter Milan in last year’s final.

Mikel Arteta’s men secured their spot in the Champions League for this season after finishing second in the Premier League last season. They had earned a grand total of 74 points from the 38 games they played throughout the campaign, finishing only behind Champions Liverpool. They were one of five clubs from England’s Premier League to qualify for this year’s tournament, alongside the Reds, as well as the likes of Manchester City, Newcastle United, and Chelsea.

They haven’t yet won the Champions League, but Arsenal came close back in the 2005/06 campaign, narrowly losing 2–1 to European giants FC Barcelona. Arteta and his side will be looking to reach the final and go one better than they did in 2006. They have still won some trophies in Europe throughout their illustrious history.

The Gunners have won 1 UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup and 1 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup. Starting with the former, this was won when they were able to beat their Italian opponents Parma 1 – 0 back in 1994, thanks to a winning goal from Alan Smith early on into the second half (20’). As for Arsenal’s Inter-Cities Fairs Cup win in 1970, they beat Belgian club Anderlecht 4–3 on aggregate over two legs.

Moving on to Atletico Madrid, they, too, like Arsenal, are a heavyweight of European Football, having regularly participated in the Champions League in recent times. Atleti have also never won this competition, though they have come close, losing in the final both in 2014 and 2016, 4–1 and on penalties respectively, against their fiercest rivals, Real Madrid.

Arsenal and Atletico did meet in the League Phase of this year’s tournament, with The Gunners hammering their Spanish counterparts 4-0 after a dominant display and a Viktor Gyökeres second-half brace.

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