Arsenal's 2-0 victory over Everton should have been an afternoon to remember for supporters, but some Gunners fans found themselves dealing with an unexpected problem as heavy rain exposed a recurring issue at the Emirates Stadium. Storm Boel battered parts of the UK last weekend, with the north London stadium taking a particularly heavy hit during Saturday's Premier League fixture.

In 1945, an 11-year-old boy was playing football with friends outside Highbury when the ball rolled underneath a parked car. The boy went to retrieve it and came face to face with the driver, Arsenal manager George Allison.

Arsenal’s Champions League clash with Lille produced an unexpected moment in the stands when a row of seats collapsed, leaving several fans on the floor.Footage of the incident at the Emirates Stadium emerged on social media on Wednesday, a day after the Gunners secured a 3-0 victory over the French side.

Bruno Guimaraes was the star of the show for Arsenal in their 2-1 win over Leeds United in the 2026/27 Premier League clash at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday (10 October, 2026).The Brazilian midfielder came on as a substitute in the second half and didn’t neeed much time to make his impact.

Jurrien Timber expressed his delight at returning to play at the Emirates Stadium and praised Mikel Arteta after Arsenal’s 2-1 comeback win over Leeds United.“I’m happy to be back, I haven’t been here in like seven months playing at home,” the Dutch defender said in his post-match reaction.

Arsenal have abandoned plans to increase the capacity of the Emirates Stadium, but that does not mean the club have stopped thinking about how to transform their home, according to The Sun.The Gunners have been exploring options to redevelop the 60,704-seat stadium since 2024, when chief executive Richard Garlick led a working group looking into possible changes.

Martin Keown has backed Arsenal’s decision to shelve plans to expand the Emirates Stadium to 80,000 seats, telling talkSPORT that the club should focus on maintaining its current atmosphere.Keown believes Arsenal should win “two or three more Premier Leagues” before considering a major expansion.

Arsenal have decided against a major expansion of the Emirates Stadium after exploring options to increase its 60,704 capacity, the Evening Standard reports.The club have instead chosen to focus on the 'continued evolution' of the stadium.

Arsenal suffered their first Premier League defeat of the season on Saturday as Brighton produced a dominant 3-0 victory at the Amex Stadium.The Gunners arrived on the south coast with a perfect league record and were looking to continue their excellent start, but Brighton's intensity proved too much for Mikel Arteta's side.

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A large mural of Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice has been completed on a building wall near the Emirates Stadium in north London.The artwork was finished this week in time for Arsenal’s Premier League fixture against Chelsea on Sunday.

Liverpool reportedly attempted to secure Emirates as their next front-of-shirt sponsor before Arsenal renewed their agreement with the airline, according to Lukasz Baczek on X.The Reds had been exploring alternatives to Standard Chartered as they considered options for a new principal shirt sponsor.

Mikel Arteta dispels injury concerns over Bruno Guimaraes while praising new winger Christos Tzolis after Arsenal's 3-0 win against Coventry City.

Built from A380 and Boeing 777 components, Arsenal’s crest was delivered by an Emirates B777 freighter in a historic air cargo journey.

Despite the uncertainty over his future at the club, Gabriel Martinelli was arguably one of Arsenal’s best players in their 1-1 (4-3) win over Como in their 2026 pre-season friendly match at the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday (12 August, 2026).The Brazilian winger started in the left-wing role for the Gunners and he looked really sharp with his forward runs, troubling the Italian club’s defenders with his speed and unpredictability.