Arsenal season ticket sales boom as women’s team heads to Emirates Stadium | OneFootball

Arsenal women will play all of their home games at the Emirates Stadium this season

Arsenal women have seen a huge increase in season ticket sales this year as the Gunners move to a new home in North London.

The women’s team will play all 11 of their home WSL games at the Emirates Stadium going forward from this year in a landmark change for the club.

Season tickets boom for Arsenal

Arsenal are without a doubt one of the most supportive clubs of their women’s team in England.

The Gunners became the third team in England to host all of their home games at the men’s stadium. Aston Villa and Leicester were the first teams in the WSL to share their respective grounds.

Arsenal fans will be thrilled to be supporting in a stadium with over 60,000 in capacity moving forward – the largest in the WSL.

Season tickets for this season at the Emirates are priced between £110 to £137.50 for adults. While Arsenal offer one of the most expensive memberships in the league, they have had no problem selling them.

A total of 17,000 supporters have purchased their season ticket for the 2025/26 season which is a 12% increase on last year’s numbers.

The curtain raiser at the Emirates couldn’t have gone much better for Arsenal this season.

Renee Slegers’ side came out comfortable 4-1 winners against newly-promoted London City Lionesses.

The team put on an impressive show for their supporters, with a debut goal from marquee signing Olivia Smith the icing on the cake for Arsenal in their first home fixture.

Arsenal’s next game at the Emirates comes against Aston Villa at the end of September.

Arsenal excited to move forward at Emirates Stadium

Speaking about her team’s move to the Emirates Stadium this year, Arsenal boss Renee Slegers believes that the increase in fans could push the club to winning another trophy this year after last season’s Champions League.

“We can’t wait to be back together with our supporters again at the Emirates. The foundations we’ve built – and continue to build together – will lift us higher this season. Every moment we share makes us stronger.”

Arsenal’s managing director, Richard Garlick, is also looking forward to the groundbreaking move to the Emirates.

“This week marks the beginning of a new era for our women’s team as we bring all our league matches to Emirates Stadium for the first time. This builds on the extraordinary growth in the game that we’ve been proud to be a part of pioneering.” Said Garlick.