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London's First Major Derby: Arsenal v Chelsea

Secure Arsenal v Chelsea tickets for the Premier League at Emirates Stadium. Compare seating options and plan your London matchday with Hallpeer.

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North London settles back into football after the summer. By Matchday Three, expectations are beginning to take shape as Arsenal and Chelsea meet at Emirates Stadium for one of the Premier League's defining London derbies.

What this entry is

  • Premier League football between two of London’s biggest clubs
  • Ticket options ranging from general admission to premium experiences
  • A complete London weekend built around football, restaurants and world-class culture

At a glance

Date
06 Sept 2026
City
LondonEngland
Status
Confirmed
Venue
Emirates Stadium
Format
Premier League - Matchday 3
Capacity
60,704

The centrepiece

The match

Arsenal host Chelsea at Emirates Stadium on 6 September 2026 for one of the Premier League's earliest headline fixtures. While the league table is only beginning to take shape, meetings between these two clubs rarely need additional context.

For Arsenal, it is another opportunity to build momentum at the start of a new campaign. For Chelsea, another London derby where every result carries significance beyond the points themselves.

Around Holloway Road, the atmosphere begins hours before kickoff. Cafés fill, pubs become meeting points and thousands of supporters slowly make their way towards Emirates Stadium as one of English football's most recognisable rivalries returns.

The arrangements

At the venue

Emirates Stadium offers a variety of matchday experiences, from general admission seating to premium lounges and hospitality, depending on availability for each fixture.

Whether you're attending your first Premier League match or returning for another North London weekend, we help secure the ticket option that best suits your plans.

Depending on availability, options may include:

  • General admission seating
  • Club Level experiences
  • Premium hospitality lounges
  • Private boxes for selected fixtures
  • Seats together for groups whenever possible

Stay

Football is only one reason to spend the weekend in London.

  • Mayfair — refined, central and ideal for luxury hotels.
  • Marylebone — quieter streets, independent boutiques and excellent restaurants.
  • Covent Garden — perfect for a first visit, combining theatre, shopping and easy access across the city.

Every itinerary is personalised around the pace each guest prefers.

Arrive

London is served by several international airports, with Heathrow offering the widest range of long-haul connections.

From arrival to kickoff, we can help coordinate every stage of the journey, including recommendations for transport, accommodation and matchday logistics.

Depending on your ticket category, additional services and dedicated entrances may also be available.

Local

A football weekend in London rarely ends with the final whistle.

  • Morning walks through Regent's Park or Primrose Hill.
  • Contemporary art at Tate Modern or the Royal Academy.
  • Dinner at Core by Clare Smyth, Gymkhana or The Ledbury.
  • An evening in Soho after the match.

Frequently asked

What ticket options are available?

Availability varies by fixture and may include general admission, premium seating and hospitality experiences. Contact us early for the widest choice.

Are seats together guaranteed?

Whenever possible, yes. Group bookings are always arranged together unless requested otherwise.

Can Hallpeer help with accommodation and transport?

Yes. We can assist with hotels, local recommendations and matchday planning to make the experience as seamless as possible.

When should I book Arsenal v Chelsea tickets?

Demand for this fixture is consistently high. Booking early offers the best selection of seating options and pricing.