Southampton vs Arsenal Tickets

Arsenal

Arsenal is one of the most renowned clubs in English football. The club has won 3 Premier League titles, as well as a staggering 14 FA Cups. Arsenal was the first club from the South of England to join The Football League in 1893, and have since cemented themselves as one of the most successful teams in the top flight. The club’s home ground is the Emirates Stadium, which they moved to in 2006. Arsenal’s traditional kit colours for home matches are red and white, while the club is nicknamed “The Gunners”.

Emirates Stadium

Built in 2006, Emirates Stadium is the home of Arsenal Football Club. The stadium cost £390 million to build and can accommodate over 60,000 spectators. Emirates Stadium has a number of innovative features, including a retractable roof and a giant 8K screen, making it a truly immersive experience for the fans. The stadium is always packed when Arsenal play a home match, with fans cheering on their team regardless of the score.

Southampton

Since being founded in 1885, Southampton have cemented themselves as a hugely popular football team, with fans spanning far beyond Southampton’s borders. The team is nicknamed "The Saints" and plays its home games at St. Mary's Stadium, located in the heart of Southampton. The team has seen a great deal of success in their club’s history. One of the most notable moments in the club’s history was when they won the FA Cup in 1976, which arguably serves as their biggest achievement to date. They also served as founding members of the Premier League in 1992, serving as a distinctive landmark in the team’s history.

Saint Mary's Stadium

Saint Mary's Stadium Southampton is the home stadium of Southampton Football Club. It serves as the largest football stadium in South East England, boasting a capacity of over 30,000. Saint Mary's is one of the most atmospheric grounds in the south of England, largely due to the close proximity of the seats to the pitch. This makes home games at the stadium particularly invigorating due to the fans being so close to the action.