Arsenal vs Everton Tickets

Arsenal vs Everton is a fixture that always appears to be promising on paper. So it should come as no surprise that there is plenty of interest in seeing how this match plays out at the Emirates Stadium. The 60,704-seater stadium is almost always full when the Toffees come to visit, with the Gunners filling out their own quota almost immediately as tickets become available for the fixture.

This match can provide some mouth-watering action on the pitch when played out in the country’s capital, which makes it a game that many are so keen to see, perhaps because of the generally solid record they have when it comes down to the meetings between the two sides.

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Arsenal vs Everton Head-To-Head

Arsenal and Everton first met in 1905 and are amongst the two sides to have spent the most time in England's top division. Whilst Everton have been a thorn in the side for Arsenal at Goodison Park, at Emirates Stadium Arsenal have had many comfortable wins over the Toffees.

One of Arsena's greatest home wins over Everton came in 1998. This was at Arsenal's previous stadium, Highbury. On the way to the double, Arsenal crushed Everton 4-0. The fourth and final goal came from captain Tony Adams, played through by fellow centre back Steve Bould.

Everton wins at Arsenal are rare, but in April 2021, Carlo Ancelotti lead his Merseyside team to a 1-0 win over the Gunners, thanks to a Bernd Leno own goal.

An Emirates Stadium meeting for the Arsenal vs Everton fixture usually tends to go one way according to historical data, therefore suggesting that it could be a brilliant experience for those that go and watch in person as goals generally appear to be on offer more often than not.

Arsenal vs Everton Mutual Connections

A number of players have appeared for both Arsenal and Everton.

• One stand-out example is Mikel Arteta. The Spaniard joined Everton from Real Sociedad in January 2005. During his time at Goodison Park, Arteta excelled under David Moyes.

• In August 2011, Arteta joined Arsenal where he played under legendary manager Arsene Wenger. Once retired Arteta first coached at Manchester City with Pep Guardiola before returning to Arsenal once again, to take over as manager in December 2019.

• A host of other names have played for both Arsenal and Everton, including Kevin Campbell, Martin Keown, Theo Walcott, Alex Iwobi and Francis Jeffers.