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Arsenal Women will face their first north London derby of the season when they head to Brisbane Road on Sunday, November 16 to take on Tottenham Hotspur Women in the Barclays Women’s Super League with kick off at 2:30pm.

The game will be shown live on Sky Sports, but if you wish to attend, all the ticket information is below.

Sales Phases

Arsenal Women Season Ticket Holder Priority Window: Monday, October 20 at 2pm

General Sale: Tuesday, October 21 at 2pm

Arsenal Women Season Ticket Holders will be able to purchase one ticket per season ticket they own during the priority window and the ticket transaction limit is 6.

During the General Sale period, the transaction limit is also 6 tickets.

Ticket Information

Allocation: 1,324

Location of tickets: North Stand Blocks A-E

We strongly recommend Arsenal supporters only purchase tickets via us in the dedicated Arsenal allocation.

All tickets for this fixture will be PDF and will be sent via email to the seated client in the week leading up to the match.

Prices

Adult: £10

Senior Over 65: £10

Young Adult 18-22: £10

Junior Under 18: £5

There will be a £1.65 booking fee per ticket.

Disability Access

We have been given 16 wheelchair pairs for this fixture, which are located in Blocks A and E. Ambulant seating is avaliable in the front rows of Blocks A and E also.

Disability Access tickets will be priced as above, with a complimentary personal assistant if required.

Supporters with disability access requirements can purchase tickets to this fixture by contacting our Disability Liaison Team on +44 (0)20 7619 5000 (option 2).

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Below is ticketing information for our Premier League fixture against Tottenham Hotspur at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday, November 23 at 16:30 pm.

This will be a Category A fixture (pricing and information on match categorisation).

BALLOTS

Ballot price range

£78.00 - £145.50

Ballots open: Friday, October 3, 12 pm

Ballots close: Monday, October 6, 12 pm

Current status

To ensure fairness and equal opportunity, tickets for home fixtures will be sold via a ballot system exclusively for Arsenal Members.

Members will have a designated window to enter the ballot. You can choose to register individually or as a group of up to four members, if all supporters meet the necessary requirements. You can enter at any stage during the registration window, and your odds of success will remain the same.

For the Silver and Red ballots, you can register your interest for your group to be balloted into our family-oriented area, which are in blocks 28, 29 and half of block 30. This is dependent on availability and requirements, and your group can be balloted into any of the other areas selected in your application.

If you are eligible, you can select up to two preferred price bands during the registration process. You can also choose to be balloted into any remaining areas if you are not successful in either of your preferred price bands.

Please note if your payment card is declined, your application will be unsuccessful.

Ballot Notification

Whilst we make every effort to notify you of the ballot results via email, it remains your responsibility to check your purchase history for this information. The results can be found in the booking history of your online Box Office account.

Useful links

Ballot Guide

Ballot FAQs

Ticket Exchange & Ticket Transfer

Access to the Ticket Exchange service will be limited to members who were unsuccessful in the ballots. This service may also open to other members, and these details will be communicated on a match-by-match basis via the relevant ticket information page.

Once the Silver ballot has concluded, any unsuccessful Silver Members will have priority access to the Ticket Exchange service. Once the Red ballot has concluded, all unsuccessful members will have access.

Arsenal season ticket holders can transfer their tickets to family and friends from the Ticket Hub in the Arsenal app.

Both Ticket Exchange and Ticket Transfer services will close three hours before kick-off, unless stated otherwise and recipients of tickets via the Ticket Transfer service must accept the ticket transfer before the deadline. If recipients do not accept a ticket, it will be automatically accepted on their behalf.

Please see more information for Ticket Exchange and Ticket Transfer.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Matchday Hospitality

Please visit our official matchday hospitality page to view availability for our hospitality packages, or call 0345 262 0001 and select option 2 for more information.

Digital Tickets

Any tickets purchased by members for the 2025/2026 season, will be loaded onto their digital membership pass via the official Arsenal app.

Once the digital pass has been added to an Apple or Android wallet, any purchased tickets will automatically show on the digital pass approximately one week before the relevant fixture.

Any tickets accepted via the Ticket Transfer service will be available in the Ticket Hub.

My Network

If you are purchasing tickets for other Arsenal members, please ensure that each additional member is assigned to your Network prior to your transaction

How to manage your network

Disability Access

Find out much more ticketing information for Disability Access members

Information on balloting for disability access members will be available via our Help Centre.

Under-14s

Children aged 13 and under must be accompanied and seated within reaching distance to an adult aged 18 or over when attending fixtures at Emirates Stadium.

Any bookings which do not meet our safeguarding regulations will result in the ticket being cancelled and a full refund issued.

Three of our Premier League matches in November have been rearranged after being selected for live coverage in the UK.

Firstly, our first visit to Sunderland’s Stadium of Light in nine years will still take place on Saturday, November 8, but will now kick off at 5.30pm. That will be shown live on Sky Sports.

Two weeks later, the first north London derby of the season takes place at Emirates Stadium when Tottenham come to town. That fixture has been pushed back to Sunday, November 23, and will start at 4.30pm to be broadcast again by Sky Sports.

The following Sunday we’ll have another capital clash when we head to Stamford Bridge to tackle Chelsea, which is also a 4.30pm start and beamed to the nation via Sky Sports.

All broadcast selections have now been made until the end of November, however games are still subject to change for other reasons.

Our PL November fixtures

Saturday, November 1

Burnley v Arsenal

Saturday, November 8

Sunderland v Arsenal

Sunday, November 23

Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur

Couldn't make it to Borehamwood for our pre-season game against Tottenham Hotspur? You can still watch the full match with our replay.

We were beaten 4-3 in a topsy-turvy encounter with our north London rivals and there were debuts for summer signings Anneke Borbe, Olivia Smith and Taylor Hinds.

Victoria Pelova opened the scoring early on, before Bethany England equalised for the visitors. We went ahead again though when Alessia Russo’s cross was turned into the Spurs net by Charli Grant.

England equalised from the penalty spot after the referee spotted a foul from Russo in the second half, and the away side went in front when Matilda Vinberg made it 3-2. Caitlin Foord pulled us back level before Eveliina Summanen’s free-kick made it 4-3 to the visitors.

Watch every kick again by pressing play on the video above.

We were beaten 4-3 by Tottenham Hotspur in pre-season on Saturday, and you can watch full highlights of the encounter here.

In a topsy-turvy affair, it was Victoria Pelova who gave us the lead early on, only for Bethany England to pull one back.

Alessia Russo forced a Charli Grant own goal to restore our lead, but Spurs then came from 2-1 down to lead 3-2 courtesy of strikes from England and Matilda Vinberg.

We reduced the arrears courtesy of Caitlin Foord, but Eveliina Summanen put the away side 4-3 up with a free-kick late on.

Press play on the video above to see how the action unfolded.

Our first pre-season game back at Meadow Park ended in a 4-3 loss to Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday.

Victoria Pelova opened the scoring early on, before Bethany England equalised for the visitors.

We went ahead again though when Alessia Russo’s cross was turned into the Spurs net by Charli Grant.

England equalised from the penalty spot after the referee spotted a foul from Russo in the second half, and the away side went in front when Matilda Vinberg made it 3-2.

Caitlin Foord pulled us back level before Eveliina Summanen’s free-kick made it 4-3 to Spurs.

FIRST HALF

Looking lively from the off, Mariona Caldentey teed up Pelova, who cushioned the ball onto the underside of the bar, before Russo’s follow-up header also hit the bar on the way over.

Vinberg shot over the bar from long range with Spurs’ first effort moments later.

It was 1-0 to The Arsenal in the seventh minute. After a long ball over the top from Emily Fox, Pelova raced into the 18-yard box and tucked it in at the near post.

Katie McCabe’s in-swinging free-kick was then parried over the bar by Lize Kop, and McCabe’s following corner was smashed over the bar by Kyra Cooney-Cross.

We won the ball and Russo tried her luck from about 35 yards out but it flew wide of the top right, before Lotte Wubben-Moy gave away possession in a dangerous area and Bethany England capitalised, shooting into the roof of the net to equalise.

Mariona’s free-kick was then headed wide by Wubben-Moy. At the other end, Summanen’s corner was headed back across goal by England and nodded over by Drew Spence.

Our PFA Player of the Year Mariona sent a free-kick marginally wide of the top left corner just shy of the half-hour mark, and four minutes later we took the lead again.

Russo turned and crossed and Grant tried to control the ball for Kop, but it trickled into the bottom right corner for 2-1.

Cooney-Cross shot over from long range with half-time approaching and Josefine Rybrink headed over a Spurs corner as we headed into the interval a goal to the good.

SECOND HALf

We made three changes at half-time, summer signings Olivia Smith and Taylor Hinds coming on for McCabe and Wubben-Moy, while Laia Codina was introduced in place of Kelly.

Spurs equalised again in the 58th minute, the referee pointing to the penalty spot following a foul from Russo. England stepped up and slotted into the bottom left corner for 2-2.

Two became three for Spurs when Vinberg burst through on goal and shot into the bottom right corner to put us behind for the first time in the game.

There was another triple change in the 63rd minute, as Jenna Nighswonger, Katie Reid and Foord came on for Mead, Mariona and Russo.

We equalised in the 73rd minute, Steph Catley playing a long ball over the top to Foord, who went one-on-one with the goalkeeper and made no mistake, picking out the bottom left corner for 3-3.

Renee Slegers then made two further changes, bringing on Kim Little and Sophie Harwood for Pelova and Fox.

Spurs were quickly back in front though, as Summanen’s free-kick was too powerful for Borbe.

Cooney-Cross had another go from distance in the 82nd minute, but again the ball flew over the bar.

Our substitutes combined when Smith crossed for Hinds, but the latter couldn’t direct her effort towards goal in the game’s dying embers.

Six minutes were added on at the end of the second half and Nighswonger almost found a fourth goal in the 95th minute, but her left-footed effort was straight at Kop.

WHAT'S NEXT

Goalkeeper Anneke Borbe will make her debut in this afternoon’s pre-season friendly against Tottenham Hotspur.

Our summer signing has been selected between the sticks by Renee Slegers for today’s 3pm kick-off at Mangata Developments Stadium in Borehamwood.

That means Manuela Zinsberger is on the bench, while Daphne van Domselaar is not included in the matchday squad.

Arsenal supporters may get to see our other new recruits, Olivia Smith and Taylor Hinds, if they come off the bench.

Full-backs Emily Fox and Katie McCabe are either side of centre-back partners Lotte Wubben-Moy and captain Steph Catley, while Leah Williamson misses out through injury.

Kyra Cooney-Cross is alongside Victoria Pelova in midfield, with Mariona Caldentey ahead of them.

Alessia Russo starts up top between Beth Mead and Chloe Kelly on the wings.

LINE-UPS

Arsenal XI: Borbe, Fox, Wubben-Moy, Catley (C), Mariona, Mead, McCabe, Kelly, Pelova, Russo, Cooney-Cross

Substitutes: Zinsberger, Codina, Little, Smith, Foord, Nighswonger, Hinds, Reid, Wellesley-Smith, V. Lia, Harwood

Spurs XI: Kop, Grant, Naz, England (C), Holdt, Rybrink, Vinberg, Hunt, Spence, Summanen, Koga

Substitutes: Helps, Jackson, Oroz, Csiki, Graham, Thomas, Dennis, Pierre, Endacott, Mace

Get in the mood for today's pre-season friendly with Tottenham Hotspur with the latest episode of Inside Training.

Renee Slegers' players have been working hard at the Sobha Realty Training Centre to prepare for Saturday's north London derby, which kicks off at 3pm at Meadow Park in Borehamwood.

Press play on the video above to see how we've been getting ready.

Our women’s team continue their pre-season preparations against Tottenham Hotspur at Meadow Park on Saturday.

It’s a 3pm kick-off in Borehamwood as supporters get to see their UEFA Women’s Champions League winners and UEFA Women’s Euro heroes for the first time in 2025/26.

Ahead of the match, Renee Slegers has been putting the players through their paces at the Sobha Realty Training Centre.

Check out the gallery below from club photographer Alex Burstow to see how we’ve been getting ready for the north London derby.

Arsenal Women will play Tottenham Women in a pre-season match on Saturday, August 23 at Mangata Developments Stadium, Meadow Park with kick off at 3:00pm.

Buy tickets here.

If you would like to attend this fixture, ticket information is available here.

This game is NOT included in the Arsenal Women Season Ticket or the Six Game Bundle.

Stadium Segregation

Please be advised that ticketing is split out into East Seating, North West Seating, North Unreserved Standing, South West Seating and South Unreserved Standing for the 2025-26 season.

Please be wary of the ticket type you are purchasing during checkout, as you will not be able to gain access to seating if you purchase standing tickets.

Sale Information

Arsenal Women Season Ticket Holder Priority Window: Wednesday, August 20 at 12pm

General Sale: Wednesday, August 20 at 2pm

The transaction limit is 4 tickets per person for both sales windows.

Please note, there will be a £2.00 fee per transaction.

Pricing

Disability Access

Supporters looking to purchase Disability Access tickets will need to contact our team. Disability Access tickets will all be sold directly by our team to eligible supporters.

Booking DETAILS

If you’ve not been to a home game at the Mangata Developments Stadium, Meadow Park before, our First Time Fan Guide will provide more information and directions.

Concessionary tickets are available for juniors aged under 17 years, young adults aged 18-24, seniors aged 66 or over and supporters with disability access requirements.

Children under 14 years of age must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over and all children including babies in arms (under 2) are required to have their own ticket.

Visiting Supporters

Tottenham Women supporters are advised to purchase South standing tickets from our website directly.

Getting your tickets

Tickets for this game will be issued as PDF tickets and will be emailed after the online transaction is made from noreply@futureticketing.ie, please check your junk mail if you have not received your tickets.

Should you have any queries please contact our Supporter Services team on 020 7619 5000 or fill in our enquiry form.