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Arsenal vs Man City Ticket Prices

Let’s check the lowest price of resale Man City vs Arsenal Tickets via Ticket Compare:

Man City vs Arsenal (from £175)

Arsenal vs Man City (from £525)

While finding cheap Man City vs Arsenal tickets can be tricky, Ticket Compare scours the top resale sites for the best secondary market prices. Arsenal vs City tickets are in high demand so you may have to fork out a little more to get to these games. It may be a price worth paying to see history being made.

Primary Market City vs Arsenal Prices

Going through official channels, Manchester City vs Arsenal tickets typically cost between £58 in the shortside South Stand Upper and £75 in other sections including the Colin Bell Stand, the Family Stand, East Stand and other parts of the South Stand. There is a different pricing system for Champions League tickets. Meanwhile, for more detail on the layout take a look at our Etihad Stadium seating plan guide.

For the reverse fixture, Arsenal vs City tickets are pricier because this is a Category A match. On the primary market, tickets for this match range from £74.30 (Clock End and North Bank lower) to £141 (Upper Tier centre). Check these locations with the help of our guide to the Emirates seating plan.

Man City vs Arsenal Ticket Price Factors

Getting Man City vs Arsenal tickets cheap will be tough, but you can save money on football match tickets in a few ways.

• If you get two or more seats together, you can expect to pay a premium so consider a solo MCFC vs Arsenal Ticket.
• Premier League tickets are normally cheaper where the views are less clear, like in the shortside stands. These are the South Stand and Family Stand at the Etihad Stadium, and the North Bank and Clock End at Emirates Stadium.
• Tickets for Arsenal vs Manchester City are sure to be cheaper earlier in the season, before the title race takes shape.
• Later in the season, when every point counts, there may be a scramble to get to the game, which could boost the ticket price on secondary markets.

What Kinds of Arsenal vs Man City Tickets Are Available?

Here’s a lineup of the kind of Manchester City vs Arsenal Tickets that you can buy from trusted resale websites

General Admission Man City vs Arsenal Tickets

The majority of tickets for Man City vs Arsenal will be in general admission areas. These are found mostly in the South Stand, Family Stand and East Stand, but also lower down and further up the Colin Bell Stand. At the Emirates, the General admission seats are everywhere except Club Level in the middle tier.

Premium Manchester City vs Arsenal Tickets

The Etihad Stadium has a wealth of premium seats that offer a more opulent experience without going for full-hospitality. If you’re ready to pay for the privilege via hospitality resellers, you may get access to lounges and extras like complimentary drinks. 93:20 Premium Seats can be found mid-tier in all four stands.

At Emirates Stadium the premium Arsenal tickets are on Club Level, with padded seats, superior views and complimentary drinks.

Man City and Arsenal Hospitality 

If you want to push the boat out for your City vs Arsenal tickets you can opt for a VIP matchday experience. What you get are sensational views, padded seats and a range of free perks, from drinks to multi-course meals.

A typical lounge offered by official hospitality agents is the Mancunian, with live music and a Manchester-inspired menu. At Emirates Stadium, Club 1886 is on the mid-tier Club Level, with pre-match dining and private lounge access.

Man City and Arsenal Away Tickets 

Going through official outlets, City vs Arsenal away tickets are nearly impossible to get without being one of the 40,000 Arsenal Season Ticket holders. They are often made available on an Away Points system, and for a match of this prestige will be snapped by fans who regularly attend away matches. Premier League primary market away tickets are capped at £30.

Away tickets for Arsenal vs City are equally difficult to obtain on the primary market. Man City also runs an away points system, weighted towards the 36,000 Season ticket holders who attend regular away games.

Resale football ticketing sites will label their Premier League tickets when they’re in the away section. Remember that the Premier League allocation will never be more than 3,000 tickets, so the tickets of these match tickets could be driven up by scarcity.

Receiving Your MCFC vs AFC Tickets

Resale Man City vs Arsenal Tickets tend to arrive by email between 48 and 24 hours before the match.

Sometimes football tickets can even arrive on the day of the event—in these circumstances you will still have plenty of time to use them for the match.

You will also receive clear instructions about what to do next in order to get through the Etihad Stadium and Emirates Stadium turnstiles.

Remember that an Arsenal or Manchester City ticket may need to be refreshed on your phone for it to be scanned at the turnstile.

Tips for First-Time Buyers Purchasing MCFC vs Arsenal Tickets

Let’s take a look at some things to keep in mind when you purchase Manchester City vs Arsenal resale tickets:

• The price of your MCFC vs Arsenal ticket may be above or below face value
• All resale football marketplaces charge fees, which keep the platforms going and help fund features like customer support
• You will not be eligible for a refund if the Arsenal vs City match is postponed and you can’t get to the new fixture
• Research the website’s terms and conditions to avoid any surprises for the City vs Arsenal game
• Always remember that you can get in touch with resale websites if you have any queries

Visiting Etihad Stadium for City vs Arsenal

Completed in 2002 for the Manchester Commonwealth Games, Etihad Stadium has been Manchester City’s home ground since 2003. The stadium capacity is 53,400 rising to 60,000+ by 2026.

Getting to the Etihad Stadium for Man City vs Arsenal

Here are some facts about arriving at Etihad stadium for the City vs AFC game:

• Get there in under ten minutes on the Metrolink tram via the Ashton-under-Lyne to Eccles from Manchester Piccadilly
• The walk from Manchester Piccadilly is only 30 minutes
• Ten different Bee Network buses serve the stadium from Piccadilly Gardens
• There’s a special Matchday Bus network serving the Etihad Stadium on 17 routes across Greater Manchester
• You can also cycle in 10 minutes from the city centre via Merrill Street and a designated cycleway

Matchday Tips for Man City vs Arsenal

• Families can greet the players arriving for City vs Arsenal at the Blue Carpet Experience

• Food and drink outlets around the stadium are open three hours before the game
• ‘Play Makers’ will be on hand to to answer questions
• The Family Stand (North) concourse has tons happening as kick-off approaches, with mascots and face-painters
• The singing sections are in the home sections in the South Stand lower tier, where the 1894 fan group offers extra noise and accessories like flags
• Arsenal fans will be in the South Stand, primarily in Blocks 114, 214 and 314, via Entrance L

Visiting Emirates Stadium for Arsenal vs Man City

Opened at the start of the 2006-07 season, Arsenal’s home ground can hold 60,704 fans. Emirates Stadium replaced the Arsenal Stadium (1913-2006), five minutes away on foot in Highbury.

Getting to Emirates Stadium for Arsenal vs Manchester City

• Never drive to Emirates Stadium if you can help it
• The nearest London Underground station is Arsenal (Piccadilly Line) three minutes on foot
• Other tube stations a ten-minute walk away are Finsbury Park (Victoria, Piccadilly Lines and Great Northern rail) and Highbury & Islington (Victoria Line, North London Line and Great Northern rail)
• TFL buses serving the area around Emirates Stadium include 4, 17, 19, 153, 159, 254, 259,  271, and 393
• Emirates Stadium is on several cycle routes and you can plot your trip via TFL’s journey planner

Matchday Tips for Arsenal vs Manchester City

• Arsenal advises AFC and MCFC fans to get to the stadium at least 90 minutes before kick-off to avoid congestion
• You can get into Emirates Stadium two hours before Arsenal vs Man City kicks off
• If you’re arriving for Arsenal vs City via Arsenal Station, it’s worth using the quieter Clock End Bridge
• Get to the City match at the Emirates more than an hour early to take advantage of Fans First offers on food and drink
• Man City fans will be in the Clock End, towards the southeast corner of the stadium, accessed via Entrance K and L

Resale Man City vs Arsenal Ticket FAQs

Historic Matches between Arsenal and Manchester City

The history of these two clubs goes all the way back to 1893, when a match in the old League Division Two ended in a 1–0 win for Woolwich Arsenal over Ardwick (City’s previous name). In truth the clubs have only had a sustained rivalry since 2008. Let’s look at some of the big clashes since then:

Manchester City 4 - 2 Arsenal (2009-10)

A famous match in the Premier League era saw Emmanuel Adebayor score a crucial header, months after joining from Arsenal in an acrimonious transfer. He ran the length of the pitch to celebrate in front of Arsenal’s travelling support, in an image that is still widely shared.

Manchester City 6 - 3 Arsenal (2013-14)

On the way to their second Premier League title of their new era, Pellegrini’s City powered past the Gunners days after destroying Spurs 6-0. The goal of the game was a curled effort by Fernandinho to make 3-1 in 50 minutes.

Manchester City 0 - 2 Arsenal (2014-15)

Arsenal’s most recent victory at Manchester City came in January 2015, when they chose a counter-attacking style to get the better of Pellegrini’s City. Playing in deep midfield, Santi Cazorla was the star, scoring the opener in the first half and setting up Olivier Giroud for the winner in the second.

Arsenal 2 - 0 Manchester City (2019-20)

The two teams met in the FA Cup semi-final in the first of the two Covid-hit seasons. Arsenal defended deep and got the better of City with two smash-and-grab goals from Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. The Gunners qualified for a record 21st FA Cup final, winning against Chelsea to make 14 wins, more than any other team.

Manchester City 4 - 1 Arsenal (2022-23)

Arsenal had pushed Guardiola’s City all the way in the title race, but were obliterated on the home stretch in this vital City win. Kevin de Bruyne made the difference with a sublime opener on 7 minutes before sliding the ball past Ramsdale early in the second half to seal the win.

Arsenal 1 - 0  Manchester City (2023-24)

Manchester City had been undefeated in the league against Arsenal since 2015 until the Gunners edged out a close win at the Emirates. Gabriel Martinelli scored a deflected winner with less than five minutes to go.

Manchester City and Arsenal Players in Common

Watching Man City vs Arsenal you’ll often come across players who have appeared for both clubs. In recent years more players have swapped Manchester for London, such as Gabriel Jesus and Oleksandr Zinchenko.

They have followed the lead of Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta, an assistant to Guardiola at City from 2016 to 2019. Also off the pitch, Arsenal winger Brian Marwood became an administrator at City from 2009 onwards.

After their takeover in 2008 Manchester City plundered Arsenal for a host of stars. The big ones were Emmanuel Adebayor, Kolo Touré, Samir Nasri, Gaël Clichy and Bacary Sagna. Meanwhile Patrick Vieira joined Manchester City after his time in Italy with Juventus and Inter Milan.

Going back further there’s a long line of players who were beloved by Gunners and Citizens fans. Picking the most popular, we have to mention strikers Niall Quinn, Nicolas Anelka and Paul Dickov, who made an impact at both teams. Goalkeeper David Seaman put in one season in Manchester at the end of his career in 2003-04.