Arsenal vs Lyon: UWCL Semi-Final Rematch Set

Arsenal Women will face OL Lyonnes in the semi-finals of the UEFA Women’s Champions League, with the first leg scheduled to be played at Arsenal Stadium on either April 25th or April 26th, 2026. Ticket information has been released, with sales phases beginning on April 2nd.

The Gunners advanced to the semi-final stage after overturning a 2-1 first-leg defeat against Lyon at the Emirates Stadium with a 5-3 aggregate victory, as reported by Facebook posts referencing the match. This sets up a highly anticipated rematch between the two sides.

Ticket Information and Sales Phases

Tickets for the match will be sold in three phases. The Early Bird phase, offering tickets at a reduced price, began on Thursday, April 2nd, at 2:00 PM and will continue until Sunday, April 5th, at 11:59 PM. General Sale will commence on Monday, April 6th, at midnight and will remain open for seven days prior to the confirmed kick-off time. A final “Last Chance to Buy” phase will run from seven days before kick-off until halftime.

The match is classified as a Category A fixture. A transaction limit of 15 tickets per person is in place. A booking fee of £1.65 will be added to each ticket purchased. Importantly, the game is not included in the Arsenal Women Season Ticket or the Six Game Bundle.

Broadcast and Ticket Delivery

For supporters unable to attend in person, the match will be broadcast live on Disney+. All tickets will be delivered via email from noreply@boxoffice.arsenal.co.uk closer to the fixture date. Confirmation emails will also be sent from the same address upon completion of the transaction. Supporters can view and download their tickets through the Arsenal Ticket Hub once they have been fulfilled.

Arsenal.com confirms that there will be no ticket exchange or transfer service available for this fixture, as all tickets are being sold on a match-by-match basis.

New Premium Experience: Club Level+

Arsenal is introducing a new premium experience for Arsenal Women matches at Arsenal Stadium called Club Level+. Further details regarding Club Level+ were not provided in the available sources.

The date and time of the fixture are still to be confirmed, with April 25th or 26th being the potential dates. Supporters are advised to monitor the Arsenal website for updates.

This semi-final clash represents a significant challenge for Arsenal Women as they aim to progress further in the UEFA Women’s Champions League. The competition is currently in its 2025/2026 season, according to UEFA.com.