Arsenal Premier League Fixtures 2025-26: Gunners Host Tottenham In North London Derby in November

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Arsenal kickstart their 2025-26 Premier League campaign with a trip to Old Trafford to take on Manchester United, with their full set of fixtures for the season now confirmed.

Mikel Arteta and Arsenal’s quest for a Premier League title begins with a trip to Manchester United on the opening weekend of the 2025-26 campaign, with kick-off scheduled for 4:30pm on Sunday, 17 August.

Also in August, the Gunners travel to Anfield to take on reigning champions Liverpool in Matchweek 3.

It doesn’t get much easier in September for last year’s runners-up, as they take on European trio Nottingham Forest, Manchester City and Newcastle. The Forest and City ties will be played at home, while they face the Magpies away.

November will see the first North London derby of the campaign be played, with Tottenham scheduled to visit the Emirates on Saturday, 22 November. Arsenal head to Stamford Bridge to face Chelsea the following week.

Their second North London derby encounter will be played in February. The reverse fixture against last season’s title rivals, Liverpool, whose fixture list sees them face Bournemouth on opening weekend, is scheduled for early January.

Read on as we at SportsCasting unveil the full Arsenal Premier League fixtures list and schedule for 2025-26.

Arsenal Premier League Fixtures and Schedule 2025-26 In Full

Note: All fixtures are subject to change.

August 2025

  • Sun 17 Aug: Manchester United vs Arsenal
  • Sat 23 Aug: Arsenal vs Leeds United
  • Sat 30 Aug: Liverpool vs Arsenal

September 2025

  • Sat 13 Sep: Arsenal vs Nottingham Forest
  • Sat 20 Sep: Arsenal vs Manchester City
  • Sat 27 Sep: Newcastle United vs Arsenal

October 2025

  • Sat 4 Oct: Arsenal vs West Ham United
  • Sat 18 Oct: Fulham vs Arsenal
  • Sat 25 Oct: Arsenal vs Crystal Palace

November 2025

  • Sat 1 Nov: Burnley vs Arsenal
  • Sat 8 Nov: Sunderland vs Arsenal
  • Sat 22 Nov: Arsenal vs Tottenham Hotspur
  • Sat 29 Nov: Chelsea vs Arsenal

December 2025

  • Wed 3 Dec: Arsenal vs Brentford
  • Sat 6 Dec: Aston Villa vs Arsenal
  • Sat 13 Dec: Arsenal vs Wolverhampton Wanderers
  • Sat 20 Dec: Everton vs Arsenal
  • Sat 27 Dec: Arsenal vs Brighton & Hove Albion
  • Tue 30 Dec: Arsenal vs Aston Villa

January 2026

  • Sat 3 Jan: Bournemouth vs Arsenal
  • Wed 7 Jan: Arsenal vs Liverpool
  • Sat 17 Jan: Nottingham Forest vs Arsenal
  • Sat 24 Jan: Arsenal vs Manchester United
  • Sat 31 Jan: Leeds United vs Arsenal

February 2026

  • Sat 7 Feb: Arsenal vs Sunderland
  • Wed 11 Feb: Brentford vs Arsenal
  • Sat 21 Feb: Tottenham Hotspur vs Arsenal
  • Sat 28 Feb: Arsenal vs Chelsea

March 2026

  • Wed 4 Mar: Brighton & Hove Albion vs Arsenal
  • Sat 14 Mar: Arsenal vs Everton
  • Sat 21 Mar: Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Arsenal

April 2026

  • Sat 11 Apr: Arsenal vs Bournemouth
  • Sat 18 Apr: Manchester City vs Arsenal
  • Sat 25 Apr: Arsenal vs Newcastle United

May 2026

  • Sat 2 May: Arsenal vs Fulham
  • Sat 9 May: West Ham United vs Arsenal
  • Sun 17 May: Arsenal vs Burnley
  • Sun 24 May: Crystal Palace vs Arsenal

Arsenal haven’t been too active in the transfer window thus far, as they are yet to confirm a single signing. It is expected that they will soon announce the arrivals of Martin Zubimendi, who has reportedly had a medical, and Kepa, however.

The Gunners have also been heavily linked with moves for Benjamin Sesko, Viktor Gyokeres and Nico Williams.

Elsewhere, regular first-team stars Jorginho and Kieran Tierney have both departed on free transfers. Also leaving is Arteta’s assistant, Carlos Cuesta, who has agreed to join Serie A side Parma as their new manager.