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Sheffield United vs Arsenal Tickets

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Sheffield United vs Arsenal has the potential to be a great battle between two large clubs from opposite ends of the country. In a classic north v south contest, these clubs both have large, dedicated fanbases that take large numbers both home and away.

Premier League tickets are always high in demand, but at Ticket Compare we’ve got you covered, having a range of tickets located around each team’s stadium available.

Sheffield United

After securing promotion back to the Premier League in 2023, Sheffield United, otherwise known as “The Blades”, will be wanting to get enough points on the board to keep their top-flight status.

Keep an eye on key new signings including Cameron Archer, Gustavo Hamer and James McAtee, who’ll all be hoping to stun the Gunners this time around.

Bramall Lane

Sheffield United’s fortress, Bramall Lane, holds up to 32,050 spectators each match day with space for up to 3,000 travelling supporters.

Arsenal

One of the infamous “Top 6” Premier League teams, Arsenal will need no introduction. Nicknamed “The Gunners”, the North-Londoners will be hoping to go one better than their 2nd place finish in the 2022/23 season.

Key players Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Martinelli and Martin Ødegaard are no strangers to scoring goals, but can they do it against their Yorkshire counterparts?

Emirates Stadium

The Emirates stadium is one of the biggest grounds in the Premier League, holding up to 60,704 fans at one time, this again includes a typical allocation of 3,000 for travelling away fans.