- Wed Oct 9 - 17:45
Wed Oct 9
Kickoff - 17:45
UEFA Women's Champions League
Join us for our London derby next Saturday
Don't miss one of our biggest games of the season against Chelsea on Saturday 12 October at 1:45pm. Experience our matchdays at Emirates Stadium, soak up the atmosphere and get behind the team!
Looking to upgrade your experience? From access to our exclusive lounge, The Avenell Club, where you can enjoy delicious food and drink, to securing a seat in one of our boxes for spectacular views, discover all our hospitality packages available for this game below.
UEFA Women's Champions League at Emirates Stadium
We've successfully secured our spot in the 2024/25 UEFA Women's Champions League and we'll be facing Vålerenga, Juventus and Bayern Munich in the group stages of the competition.
Tickets are available for all three home games with our first match against Vålerenga kicking off at 8pm on Wednesday 16 October. Join us for Champions League nights under the lights at the Emirates.
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Purchase tickets with your Mastercard for the chance to crown the AWFC Player of the Season
Be there to support our team and buy tickets with your Mastercard to win some amazing prizes, such as presenting the Player of the Season trophy, signed merchandise and tickets to 2024/25 season home matches! Terms and conditions available here.
Documentaries
Step By Step
Step by Step, our latest Arsenal Original Documentary Series, follows Beth Mead and Vivianne Miedema’s recoveries from their respective knee injuries.
Our cameras were around for every key moment of their journeys back to fitness, including pre-and post-surgery, and their first steps back into training, and shine a light on the mental, as well as the physical, toll of not being able to play the game they love.
Start the journey by clicking the link below.
Togetherness
Watch our documentary series Togetherness, which follows our women's squad across the extraordinary 22/23 season. The 1st episode picks up where the 21/22 season ended as our Gunners missed out on the Women's Super League title by a solitary point.
Start the journey by clicking the links below.
