US EditionEuropean Women's Champion Arsenal to Use 60,000-Seat Stadium for All Domestic League Home Games
- Arsenal announced on Tuesday that next season all 11 of their Women’s Super League home fixtures will be played at the Emirates Stadium.
- This decision follows last term when Arsenal played nine WSL games at the Emirates and invested in facilities at their long-standing Borehamwood stadium for Champions League group games.
- Arsenal will host all of their Women's Champions League group stage matches and domestic cup games at their upgraded Borehamwood venue, while any Champions League knockout fixtures will be held at the Emirates Stadium.
- The club sold over 415,000 tickets last season, a 20% increase from the previous year, and average attendance reached 34,110 at Emirates matches, with a record 60,160 fans attending a WSL derby against Manchester United.
- Managing director Richard Garlick highlighted that the Emirates will become a unique home for the team, providing fresh ways for fans, including a new generation, to engage with and follow the European champions as the club moves into its next phase.
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