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Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur

Wednesday 15th January

Premier League

Emirates Stadium

Kick Off: 20.00

Ballot System for Disability Access Members

To ensure fairness and equal opportunity, tickets for all home fixtures will be sold via a ballot system exclusively for Arsenal Members. For each match, Members have a designated window in which to register either individually or as a group (provided that all members in the group meet the necessary requirements for the relevant ballot).

Timing doesn't matter when it comes to entering our ballots, whether you are an early bird or a last-minute entrant, your chances of winning remain the same. The only crucial factor is that you submit your entry whilst the window is open.

The ballot opens on Friday 22nd November at 1000hrs and closes on Monday 25th November at 1000hrs.

Please click here to enter the ballot.

Please DO Not enter via your online account as this will not work for DA members.

All applicants, whether successful or unsuccessful, will be notified by email only, from 1400hrs on Tuesday 26th November Successful applicants will have the opportunity to purchase tickets during the designated priority booking window, as specified on the ticket information page. This fixture will be on sale on Wednesday 27th November at 1000hrs and successful applicants will be able to access their online account to purchase tickets, this will include a complimentary Personal Assistant ticket, subject to eligibility. Please note, you will have until 1000hrs on Thursday 28th November to purchase your tickets.

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).

Where the number of ballot registrations for a match does not exceed the number of available tickets, all Members who have entered will be successful.

Useful links

Ballot Guide

Ballot FAQs

Ballot Help Centre

Disability Access Ballot Help Centre

Ticket Exchange & Ticket Transfer

If a Member is unable to attend a match they were successful in the ballot for, and that match has sold out, they will have the option to post their ticket on our Ticket Exchange platform. This way, other fans can purchase the ticket and enjoy the match. This ticket information page will be updated once a fixture has sold out and Ticket Exchange is available.

Ticket Transfer is available for Season Ticket Holders to use once a game is available online (4-8 weeks before a game).

Disability Access members who wish to list their tickets on the Ticket Exchange should complete the online form here. Please note this form is for DA members only and tickets will be listed by the Disability Liaison Team. The Disability Liaison Team can be contacted by calling 0207 619 5000 (Option 2). Deaf supporters, who use British Sign Language (BSL), can contact the Disability Liaison Team by using SignVideo BSL Interpreter service.

Digital Tickets

Any tickets purchased by Arsenal Members for the 24/25 season will be loaded onto their Digital Membership Pass. Members can download their Digital Pass from 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. Click here for more information.

Any new Members who purchase their Membership close to a fixture will be sent their tickets via email in the event their digital pass is not yet available in the Arsenal App.

Any tickets accepted via Ticket Transfer will be sent to recipients via email.

My Arsenal Rewards

DA members will earn 50 points for this fixture.

Stadium Access

Please note that you MUST enter the Stadium with your Personal Assistant, if eligible.

Code of Conduct

All fans must adhere to our updated Code of Conduct; please take your time to read this information carefully

Below is ticketing information for our Premier League fixture against Tottenham Hotspur at the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday, January 15 at 20.00pm.

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

BALLOTS

Ballot price range

£74.30 - £106.80

Ballots open: Friday, November 22, 10am

Ballots close: Monday, November 25 10am

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, located 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.

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 friends and family once the Silver ballot has been run to coincide with the Ticket Exchange service going live, unless stated otherwise.

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.

Please see more information for Ticket Exchange and Ticket Transfer.

Additional Information

Matchday Hospitality

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

Digital Tickets

Any tickets purchased by members for the 2024/25 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 - more information.

Any new members who purchase their membership close to a fixture will be sent their tickets via an email attachment, in case their digital pass is not available in the app.

Any tickets accepted via the Ticket Transfer service will be sent via email.

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 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.

My Arsenal Rewards

Silver, Red DA, Red and Cannon members can earn the following points for each ticket purchased:

Category A: 50

Category B: 100

Category C: 200

Arsenal will be receiving an allocation of 3,038 tickets from Tottenham Hotspur for the North London Derby at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday, November 16.

Sales Phases

Arsenal Women Season Ticket Holder Priority Window: Tuesday, October 22 at 2pm

Home Advantage Pack+ Priority Window: Wednesday, October 23 at 2pm

General Sale: Thursday, October 24 at 2pm

*Arsenal Women Season Ticket Holders will be able to purchase 2 tickets per membership number during the priority window and the ticket transaction limit is 10. Home Advantage Pack+ members will be able to purchase 1 ticket per pack. During the General Sale period the transaction limit is 10 tickets.

Fixture Information

Date: Saturday, November 16, 2024

Kick Off: 1:45pm

Location: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

Broadcaster: BBC One

Match tickets on sale: Thursday, October 24 at 2:00pm

Ticket Information

Allocation: 3,038 tickets

Location of tickets: Blocks 114-118

Please note the visitors' section at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium is licensed safe standing. Blocks 114-117 is fully safe standing. Block 118 will have a dedicated seated section for supporters who would prefer to remain seated during the match. Stewards will make best endeavours to manage any persistent standing by supporters in this dedicated area.

All tickets will be in a digital format.

Prices

Adult - £15

Over 65 - £15

Young Adult 18-21- £15

Under 18 - £5

There will be a £1.65 booking fee per ticket.

Accessibility/Ambulant supporters are charged at the age relevant rate and include a complimentary personal assistant, if requested.

Disability Access

We have been allocated 26 Wheelchair spaces which will be available for purchase by contacting our Disability Liaison Team on +44 (0)20 7619 5000 (option 2).

Stay up to date with Arsenal Women

The fixture details for Round 8 of the Barclays Women’s Super League have now been confirmed following broadcast selections.

Our Round 8 fixture away at Tottenham Hotspur will take place at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday 16th November with a kick-off time of 1:45pm. The match will be broadcast live on BBC One.

Ticket information for the away game will be posted on Arsenal.com this week.

Broadcast selections for the next round of fixtures will follow in due course.

Arsenal under-21s coach Mehmet Ali expressed his frustration after his side’s second successive defeat, losing 5-2 to Tottenham Hotspur in the north London derby on Saturday afternoon.

Despite racing to a two-goal first-half lead through Romari Forde and Michal Rosiak, Spurs mounted a remarkable second-half comeback to claim victory.

“We’re frustrated with how things turned out, especially after our first-half performance," Ali said. "We started the game very well and looked comfortable. We created opportunities, and although Spurs found their rhythm and moved the ball well, we stayed compact and organised. Our aggression paid off and we took advantage, scoring two goals. As the half progressed, we had even more chances to extend our lead—14 attempts with 6 on target in the first half alone."

Heading into the break 2-0 up, Ali was pleased with his side's position, but the second half told a different story.

"It was a game of two halves. Credit to Spurs—they came out with more fight. They were aggressive and we conceded some really poor goals, which was disappointing. They got crosses into the box and we didn’t deal with them properly. At 2-2, I felt we needed to be braver. I wanted the players to step up, but it just wasn’t good enough in the second half. Based on that performance, Spurs deserved the win."

Looking ahead, Ali stressed the importance of learning from the defeat to avoid similar second-half collapses in the future.

“The boys know they can play better, and as a coaching team, we’re disappointed. But that’s football—there’s always another game to put things right. The key is learning from this. You can’t dominate the first half and then fail to step up when the opponent raises their level. We need to take a good look at ourselves and go again."

As we shift our focus to the Bristol Street Motors Trophy and a match against MK Dons, Mehmet Ali emphasises the need to return to basics.

Our under-21s fell to their second consecutive defeat, losing 4-2 to Tottenham Hotspur in the north London derby on Saturday afternoon.

Despite racing to a two-goal lead through Romari Forde and Michal Rosiak, Spurs mounted a remarkable second-half comeback to claim the victory.

What happened

We started brightly, nearly taking the lead early when Maldini Kacurri's header from a corner was cleared off the line. The pressure soon paid off, as Forde headed in at the back post after Zane Monlouis kept the ball alive in the box.

Ismail Oulad M’Hand and Ayden Heaven combined well on the left flank, with Heaven firing into the side netting shortly after. Our dominance continued, and we doubled the lead spectacularly when Michal Rosiak curled a stunning 25-yard free-kick into the top corner, sending us into the break firmly in control.

However, Spurs turned the tide in the second half. Within seven minutes of the restart, two quick goals from Tyrese Hall and Max Robson brought the visitors level.

Ten minutes later, they took the lead. A scramble in the box ended with Callum Olusesi tapping into an empty net after we failed to clear our lines.

The away side added two more late on. Jaden Williams won possession high up the pitch and coolly slotted past Lucas Nygaard to extend their lead. Then, in injury time, Maxwell McKnight finished off a swift counterattack to seal the comeback.

What It Means

We remain on 12 points after six games played

What’s Next

Our focus shifts to the Bristol Street Motors Trophy, where we face MK Dons on Tuesday, October 8.

Kick-off at Stadium MK is scheduled for 7pm (UK time).

Team News

Arsenal XI: Nygaard, Robinson (Julienne, 67) Kacurri, Monlouis, Heaven, Kabia, Nichols, Rosiak (Ferdinand, 67) Oulad M'Hand (Dudziak, 53) Gower, Forde (Harriman Annous, 67)

Our under-21s were beaten 5-2 in the north London derby at Mangata Pay UK Stadium in Premier League 2 on Saturday.

Goals from Romari Forde and Michal Rosiak saw us go into the half-time break with a two-goal lead, but Tottenham Hotspur responded with five goals in the second half.

Press play on the video above to watch the highlights in full.

This Saturday, October 5, our under-21s will host the season’s first north London derby at the Mangata Pay UK Stadium. Kick-off is at 1pm (UK time).

Our young Gunners currently sit in 5th in Premier League 2 with 12 points from four games this season. Mehmet Ali’s side will be determined to bounce back with three points after suffering their first defeat of the season against Liverpool last week.

The Opponents

Tottenham, last season's Premier League 2 champions, come into the derby in poor form. Despite a dominant campaign that saw them claim the play-off final with a 3-1 victory over Sunderland in May, they’ve struggled in the early stages of this season.

With just one win from four games - an opening-day triumph over Chelsea - Spurs currently sit 23rd out of 25 teams in the Premier League 2 standings. A heavy 3-0 defeat to Leeds United last week will have them just as hungry for redemption.

How to follow

You can attend the match in person for free. Entry is free entry to all Premier League 2 and UEFA Youth League fixtures at Mangata Pay UK Stadium.

After becoming the first Arsenal manager to record three straight wins at Tottenham Hotspur since George Graham in 1988, Mikel Arteta was one of the happiest men in north London on Sunday, and you can see his emotions throughout the game with Bench Cam.

Our cameras tracked the boss and his staff on the Spurs sidelines to see how they coped with the stresses and strains of derby day, and you can see them instructing our players throughout the contest, and most importantly their celebrations at Gabriel's goal, and the full-time whistle as the three points were secured.

Press play on the video above to see it all now!

Those lucky enough to have a ticket in the away end at Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday will have memories that last a lifetime following our 1-0 win against Spurs, and you can get a flavour of what it was like in that section with our gallery.

Charnjeet Singh Bedi, known as lowernorthbank on Instagram, was in position to take some superb photos of our travelling Gooners enjoying a third-straight win at the home of our neighbours, and captured the celebrations throughout the afternoon as Gabriel's goal was enough to clinch the north London bragging rights once again.

Flick through his images below to see what it meant to our supporters: