The north London derby is back on Saturday as we take on Tottenham Hotspur at 5.30pm, and tickets are still available for supporters wishing to watch the action.
As well as our team on top form heading into the derby with 10 victories in a row, here are some more reasons why you need to be at Emirates Stadium this weekend:
1. Everything to play for
After hitting double digits for victories across all competitions, Renée Slegers’ side are pushing hard for a top-three finish and a coveted Champions League qualification spot. Every point matters, and Saturday’s match could prove decisive in shaping the rest of the season. The stakes don’t get much higher than this.
2. The north London derby
Tottenham are right on our heels in the table and fighting for the same Champions League places. This is no longer just about bragging rights (though those matter plenty). This is a six-pointer with the season on the line. North London rivalry, genuine jeopardy, pure theatre.
Pull up a chair. You won’t want to miss this one.
3. Atmosphere
Experience the most electric matchday atmosphere in the Women’s Super League. With over 40,000 supporters expected to descend on Emirates Stadium, this is women’s football at its loudest, most vibrant best. There’s nothing quite like it.
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4. DJ Monki takes over the Emirates
The pre-match experience just got a serious upgrade. Lifelong Gooner and one of England’s most celebrated DJs, Monki, will be playing two special pitchside sets from 4.10pm and 4.45pm before kick-off, so arrive early, grab a drink and be in your seat!
Lucy Monkman is a DJ, producer, label founder, broadcaster, self-confessed baller and Gunners supporter. Come early and catch her set before the action kicks off.
5. Drinks in your seat
Emirates Stadium is taking part in the WSL’s Alcohol Choice pilot this season, giving supporters the option to enjoy a drink, alcoholic or non-alcoholic, within view of the pitch, including from their seat inside the bowl.
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