West Ham United vs Arsenal Tickets

Arsenal

Arsenal is one of the most iconic and successful clubs in English football history. The club has won 13 First Division and Premier League titles, 14 FA Cups, 2 League Cups, and 16 FA Community Shields. In terms of style of play, Arsenal are known for their highly-methodical approach, often keeping the ball for long periods of time and waiting for the perfect opportunity to score. They are patient on the attack and look to create space for their talented forwards to get a shot on goal.

Emirates Stadium

Arsenal moved to the Emirates Stadium from their previous home, Arsenal Stadium, in 2006. The move was necessary due to the club's increasing popularity and success; Arsenal could not be expanded any further and a new, larger stadium was needed. The Emirates Stadium has proved to be a hugely popular venue, hosting numerous high-profile events such as international matches, cup finals and music concerts. It is also located in a prime location in London, close to other major tourist attractions.

West Ham

West Ham has been successful throughout its history, winning the FA Cup three times, the European Cup Winners' Cup once, and the Intertoto Cup once. West Ham's style of play is based on quick, direct attacks; they look to use the width of the pitch to create space for their forwards to run into. This approach aims to create chances and score goals, rather than sitting back and defending for long periods of time. Their innovative style of play has led to some success in recent years, with the team finishing in the top half of the Premier League table on several occasions.

London Stadium

In 2016, West Ham United moved from their home of 112 years, Upton Park, to London Stadium in Stratford. The move was met with mixed reactions from fans, as many were sad to leave Upton Park behind, but excited for the possibilities that the new stadium would bring. Having been specifically constructed for the 2012 Olympics, London Stadium is one of the most technologically-advanced stadiums in the UK. It’s fully accessible for disabled fans, while also featuring state-of-the-art audio and visual systems.