The Premier League has confirmed Arsenal’s match schedule for the 2026/27 season. The Gunners will kick off their campaign at home against newly promoted Coventry City on Friday, August 21, at the Emirates Stadium.
Arsenal’s first away test follows a week later, as they travel to Villa Park to face Aston Villa on Saturday, August 29. The fixture list includes mouthwatering clashes throughout the season, ensuring fans have plenty to look forward to.
In September, Arsenal host Chelsea at the Emirates on Saturday the 5th, before heading to Sunderland (12th) and Brighton (19th). October features home games against Leeds United (10th) and Everton (24th), with trips to Nottingham Forest (17th) and Liverpool (31st).
November sees the Gunners welcome Hull City on the 7th and Manchester City on the 28th, with a visit to Newcastle United on the 21st. December is packed with derbies: away to Brentford (2nd), Tottenham Hotspur (5th), Crystal Palace (26th), and Fulham (30th), plus home matches versus Bournemouth (12th) and Manchester United (19th).
January 2027 opens with Ipswich Town at home (2nd) and Brentford at the Emirates (6th), followed by trips to Hull City (16th) and Manchester City (30th), and a home encounter with Newcastle United (23rd). February features Liverpool at home (6th) and away games at Ipswich Town (10th) and Manchester United (27th), plus a home fixture against Fulham (20th).
In March, Arsenal host Crystal Palace (3rd) and Sunderland (20th), with a trip to Chelsea on the 13th. April’s schedule includes away matches at Coventry City (10th) and Bournemouth (24th), and a home game versus Aston Villa (17th). The season concludes in May with Tottenham Hotspur at home (1st), Leeds United away (8th), Nottingham Forest at home (15th), Everton away (23rd), and Brighton at the Emirates (30th).
Key dates for Arsenal fans include the North London derby against Tottenham on December 5th and May 1st, and the clashes with Manchester City on November 28th and January 30th. The season ends on May 30th with Brighton visiting the Emirates.