[4-2-3-1]: Formation changed, Gyokeres and Eberechi Eze start, Zubimendi given Caicedo-like role- Arsenal predicted lineup against Tottenham Hotspur as Mikel Arteta confirms Gyökeres’s debut
Fans are scrambling to secure Arsenal vs Tottenham Hotspur tickets, as the 2025/26 Premier League fixtures have been confirmed.
In case you missed it, the Gunners will go head to head with Tottenham Hotspur on home turf on Saturday, November 22.
Set to take place at Emirates Stadium, seats are selling fast, as fans are keen to see newly signed Swedish striker Viktor Gyokeres in action.
As for Tottenham, their first Premier League game will take place against Burnley on August 16, with new manager Thomas Frank leading the way. The team will later go up against Arsenal for a second time on Saturday, February 21 (2026) at home.
So, where can you get hold of Premier League tickets, and how much do they cost? Scroll down now to find out everything you need to know.
Where to buy Arsenal vs Tottenham Hotspur Premier League tickets
If you’re keen to be a part of the crowd this season, you can find tickets for Arsenal vs Tottenham Hotspur (Saturday, November 22) on the respective club websites: Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur.
For those of you hoping to get hold of VIP and hospitality tickets, you’ll need to head over to the following sites: Seat Unique, ATM and VIP Matchdays.
Seat Unique is a great choice if you’re new to the world of hospitality with a huge range of Cannon Club options available depending on your budget.
If you’re desperate for a season ticket, you’ll need to sign up to the ballot on your chosen club’s website: Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur.
Arsenal’s new number 14 Viktor Gyokeres will be in line for his unofficial Gunners debut in Thursday’s pre-season North London derby with Tottenham Hotspur in Hong Kong.
The Sweden international was unveiled as an Arsenal player over the weekend and is already training with his new teammates in the Far East, although Mikel Arteta has remained typically coy when asked about his involvement.
Gyokeres should earn some minutes either way, but it would not be a surprise to see the 27-year-old introduced from the bench, meaning that Kai Havertz should continue to spearhead the attack.
Fifteen-year-old Max Dowman ran Newcastle United ragged on the right-hand side in Sunday’s 3-2 win, but Bukayo Saka should reprise his role regardless, while Gabriel Martinelli bombs down the left.
Speaking of teenagers lighting up pitches, Ethan Nwaneri did exactly that against AC Milan last week and is in line to replace Martin Odegaard, potentially alongside Martin Zubimendi and Declan Rice in a menacing midfield.
However, Riccardo Calafiori sustained another injury blow at the weekend and should not be risked even if his affliction is minor, so the door is surely open for Cristhian Mosquera to make his Arsenal debut.
The Spaniard could occupy the left centre-back slot alongside William Saliba, while Ben White and Oleksandr Zinchenko also protect Kepa Arrizabalaga, who should earn a shot at guarding the posts from the first whistle.
Arsenal possible starting lineup:
Kepa; White, Saliba, Mosquera, Zinchenko; Nwaneri, Zubimendi, Rice; Saka, Havertz, Martinelli
