Arsenal v Everton Tickets

Arsenal v Everton – Premier League 2025/26

Arsenal vs Everton is one of the most frequently contested fixtures in English football history, with over 220 meetings across all competitions. Arsenal have historically dominated this matchup, securing 112 wins compared to Everton's 65, with 48 draws. In the Premier League era, Arsenal have been particularly strong at home, winning 23 of their last 28 home matches against Everton. Despite that dominance, the fixture has rarely lacked intensity, and Everton’s physical, resilient approach has produced memorable moments.

The rivalry has been shaped not only by results, but by a shared top-flight legacy. Arsenal have never been relegated since their controversial promotion in 1919, while Everton have spent more seasons in the English top flight than any other club. That continuity has ensured a long-standing narrative, filled with generational clashes and contrasting styles. Matches between the sides have ranged from title-defining games to high-stakes survival battles, offering a unique blend of stakes and tradition.

The fixture is also one of the most card-heavy in Premier League history, with both clubs ranking among the highest for red cards since 1992. That competitive edge has led to dramatic meetings, including a 2003 clash where both Sol Campbell and Li Tie were sent off. With Arsenal aiming to maintain momentum in their pursuit of honours and Everton fighting to stabilise their Premier League status, this fixture continues to carry real meaning for both sets of supporters.

Arsenal v Everton: Previous Emirates Stadium Meetings

Arsenal 7–0 Everton (11 May 2005) - One of the most historically significant Emirates meetings came in May 2005, when Arsenal beat Everton 7–0 in their final home game of the season. It was the Gunners’ biggest ever Premier League win at the time and featured goals from Robert Pires, Robin van Persie, Patrick Vieira, Edu, and a Thierry Henry brace. The result cemented Arsenal’s second-place finish and showcased the dominance of their Invincibles-era squad, who were still unbeaten at home that entire season.

Arsenal 4–0 Everton (1 March 2023) - Arsenal produced a clinical display against Everton in early 2023. Bukayo Saka opened the scoring with a powerful finish before assisting Gabriel Martinelli for the second. Further goals from Martin Ødegaard and Martinelli again sealed a comprehensive 4–0 win, showcasing Arsenal’s attacking fluidity.

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Arsenal vs Everton brings together two of English football’s longest-standing clubs in a fixture packed with history. With Arsenal pushing for the title and Everton battling to re-establish stability under David Moyes, this is a high-stakes match with real implications. Secure your official hospitality now for access to premium seating and a top-tier experience at the Emirates Stadium.