Arsenal - latest matches, scores and upcoming fixtures
Full Arsenal fixture list with live scores, results and upcoming matches across all competitions including league and cup games.
www.fotmob.comHere are the latest Arsenal EPL fixtures based on currently available public schedules:
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Premier League fixtures for the 2025/26 season (recent updates show Arsenal kicking off against top clubs with a mix of home and away games, including dates in August and September). For the most precise dates, kickoff times, and broadcast information, check the official Premier League Arsenal page or a reputable sports outlet that updates fixtures in real time. [Premier League: Arsenal fixtures page][9]
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European competition scheduling (UEFA Champions League) appears on major outlets with Arsenal's group-stage or knockout-round dates as they progress, including first/second legs and potential tie dates. For exact match dates and TV details, consult a trusted fixture list from a source like ESPN or FotMob that highlights matchdays and channels. [ESPN Arsenal fixtures][FotMob Arsenal fixtures][1][5]
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Ongoing cup competitions (FA Cup/League Cup) have Arsenal fixtures interleaved with league games, typically announced well in advance by those competitions’ organizers; expect matches scheduled on weekends or midweek slots depending on progress. For the latest updates, monitor ESPN’s Arsenal schedule or Sky Sports’ Arsenal fixtures hub. [ESPN Arsenal fixtures][Sky Sports Arsenal fixtures][6][1]
Illustrative example of where to find the exact, up-to-date fixture details:
- Arsenal fixtures and results on the Premier League site: matches, results, and upcoming games in all competitions. [Arsenal Fixtures & Results 2025/2026 - Premier League][8]
- Arsenal’s official fixtures section on major outlets like ESPN or Sky Sports for dates, times, and TV information. [ESPN Arsenal fixtures][Sky Sports Arsenal][1][6]
If you’d like, I can pull the current exact list of upcoming Arsenal EPL fixtures (dates, opponents, and kickoff times) from a specific source you prefer (e.g., Premier League site, ESPN, or Sky Sports) and present it in a clean, citable bullet list.