Arsenal WSL: Emirates Stadium Confirmed as Permanent Home
- Arsenal Women will make Emirates Stadium their permanent home for all Women’s Super League (WSL) matches starting in the 2025-26 season.
- The club confirmed that Meadow Park will continue to host league phase fixtures and Women's FA Cup and Women's League Cup matches, maintaining their connection to the ground.
- The decision to host all WSL home games at Emirates Stadium is a "bold step forward," according to Managing Director Richard Garlick.
Arsenal Women are set to make Emirates Stadium their unwavering home for all Women’s super League (WSL) matches starting in the 2025-26 season, a direct response to keen fan feedback. This pivotal decision, confirmed by the club, underscores a commitment to elevating the fan experience and bolstering the visibility of women’s football, building on a triumphant season. While Meadow Park will still host specific fixtures, the primary focus shifts to the Emirates.With anticipation building, the move promises to amplify matchday atmospheres and draw in larger crowds. Read further at News Directory 3 for more information. Discover what’s next for the team and its fans!
Arsenal Women to Play All WSL games at Emirates Stadium
Updated June 10, 2025
Arsenal Women will make Emirates Stadium their permanent home for all Women’s Super League (WSL) matches starting in the 2025-26 season. The decision follows positive fan feedback after the team played nine of their 11 WSL games at the stadium last season.This move aims to enhance the fan experience and further support women’s football.
The club confirmed that Meadow Park will continue to host league phase fixtures and Women’s FA Cup and Women’s League Cup matches, maintaining their connection to the ground.
The decision to host all WSL home games at Emirates Stadium is a “bold step forward,” according to Managing Director Richard Garlick. He believes it offers “an prospect to create a special home for our team and allow more opportunities for our community, and a new generation of supporters to watch the European champions.” The move to Emirates Stadium is expected to considerably increase attendance and create a more vibrant atmosphere for Arsenal Women’s matches, boosting the profile of the WSL.
Arsenal Women’s Head Coach Renee Slegers welcomed the move, highlighting the team’s strong connection with supporters. “I’m so proud of the journey we’ve been on with our supporters this season,” Slegers said. “For us, this is just the beginning, and bringing every WSL match to the Emirates is another step for more supporters to be part of this special journey.”
Our players and staff know what it means to walk out in front of a packed Emirates Stadium. It brings a sense of pride and belonging to all of us. It fuels a relentless drive to win and is a crucial part of how we create the best conditions for our women’s team to succeed.
What’s next
Arsenal will release details of an Emirates Stadium Women’s season ticket, along with a six-match bundle.The club will announce the selected games in the bundle onc the WSL fixture list is released.