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Arsenal vs Everton tickets | Emirates Stadium
Arsenal welcome Everton to the Emirates Stadium in this Premier League clash that represents one of the most storied fixtures in English football history. The Gunners, chasing a first league title since 2004, will be looking to maintain their push at the top of the table against David Moyes' revitalized Toffees.
This fixture holds special historical significance: Arsenal's 103 league victories over Everton represent the most wins any team has achieved over a single opponent in English top-flight history. The Gunners have also scored a record 346 goals against the Toffees across their top-flight meetings.
Head-to-Head Record
These two historic clubs have met an astonishing 226 times across all competitions since their first encounter in 1905. Everton won that inaugural meeting 1-0, but Arsenal have dominated the fixture since, recording 113 wins compared to Everton's 65, with 48 draws.
In the Premier League era, Arsenal have won 42 of 66 meetings, with Everton claiming just 12 victories. Their most recent Emirates Stadium victory came in April 2021, a 1-0 win thanks to a Bernd Leno own goal – their only triumph in their last 29 visits to Arsenal.
Last Meeting: Everton 0-1 Arsenal (December 20, 2025)
Arsenal claimed three points on their first-ever visit to Everton's new Hill Dickinson Stadium, winning 1-0 to regain top spot in the Premier League at Christmas.
The decisive moment came in the 27th minute when Viktor Gyokeres converted from the penalty spot after Jake O'Brien's inexplicable handball from a Declan Rice corner. The Swedish striker ended a five-game goal drought with an emphatic finish past Jordan Pickford.
The Gunners dominated possession (65.4%) and limited Everton to no shots in the first half – only the second time that had happened to the Toffees in a Premier League home game. Arsenal hit the post twice through Leandro Trossard and Martin Zubimendi but ultimately one goal proved sufficient.
Everton had a strong penalty appeal turned down when William Saliba appeared to kick Thierno Barry, but VAR ruled the contact was "insufficient." The win ensured Arsenal remained top of the table on Christmas Day for the fifth time in club history.
Arsenal 2025-26 Season
Mikel Arteta's side are in the midst of a compelling title challenge, having finished as runners-up for three consecutive seasons. After an impressive summer of recruitment that brought Viktor Gyokeres (£63.7m from Sporting CP), Eberechi Eze, Noni Madueke, Martin Zubimendi, and Piero Hincapie to the club, Arsenal have established themselves as clear favorites for the title.
The Gunners boast the league's best defensive record, with their set-piece prowess proving particularly effective – they lead the Premier League with 11 goals from dead-ball situations. Captain Martin Odegaard continues to orchestrate from midfield, while Bukayo Saka remains the team's most potent attacking threat.
While Gyokeres endured a slow start to his Arsenal career, the striker has begun to find form, scoring three times in his last two games and recording eight goal contributions in his last eight outings. Arteta has called for the squad to embrace the "noise" surrounding their title challenge.
Everton 2025-26 Season
David Moyes' second spell at Everton has brought stability and renewed optimism. After inheriting a club in turmoil in January 2025, Moyes guided the Toffees to safety and oversaw their historic move to the state-of-the-art 52,769-capacity Hill Dickinson Stadium at Bramley-Moore Dock.
Under the ownership of the Friedkin Group, Everton have made strategic signings including Jack Grealish, Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, and Thierno Barry. Jordan Pickford remains England's number one between the posts, while Iliman Ndiaye has emerged as their top scorer.
The new stadium has transformed Everton's matchday revenue potential, with expectations that overall stadium income could reach £70m annually – up from £19m at Goodison Park.
Emirates Stadium
Arsenal's home since 2006, the Emirates Stadium is one of the most impressive venues in English football. With a capacity of 60,704, it is the fourth-largest stadium in the Premier League.
The stadium is located in Holloway, North London, and is well-served by public transport. Arsenal tube station on the Piccadilly line is the nearest stop, while Finsbury Park and Highbury & Islington stations are also within walking distance.
Tickets
Tickets for Arsenal vs Everton are available now. This is a Category B fixture. Given Arsenal's title challenge and high demand, early booking is strongly recommended.