Arsenal vs Leicester City Tickets

This ought to be an enthralling clash at the Emirates Stadium, with both sets of supporters set to be on top form on matchday.

Being one of the biggest stadiums in the UK, it’s no surprise that both Arsenal & Leicester City supporters will be eager to attend this fixture.

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Arsenal vs Leicester City Head-to-Head

The first time these teams clashed was in the 1894/95 Second Division. They wouldn’t meet in the top flight until 1908, and their maiden FA Cup tie didn’t take place until February 1922.

In 1971 the clubs faced each other in the FA Cup quarter-finals, as Arsenal came out on top on their way to clinching both the FA Cup and the First Division.

LCFC visited Highbury for a Premier League fixture for the first time in 1994, in what was the second season of the reformatted English top flight. The sides would continue to meet regularly until Leicester succumbed to relegation to the EFL Championship in 2004.

Since returning to the Premier League in 2014, Leicester City have been mostly unsuccessful on their trips to the Emirates Stadium. Even in their title-winning 2015/16 campaign, the Foxes suffered a 2-1 defeat at Arsenal despite taking the lead through Jamie Vardy.

The teams played out a seven-goal thriller on the opening day of the 2017/18 campaign, as Aaron Ramsey & Olivier Giroud netted late on to seal a 4-3 win for Arsenal.

Another high-scoring encounter occurred in the early weeks of the 2022/23 season. Gabriel Jesus scored twice and countryman Gabriel Martinelli rounded off the scoring in a 4-2 victory for the Gunners.

Arsenal vs Leicester City Stats & Mutual Connections

Jamie Vardy is the all-time top scorer in fixtures between these teams, with no fewer than 11 goals at the expense of Arsenal.

In terms of players who have worn the shirts of both clubs, there are a few notable names in this category. Alan Smith spent the bulk of his career playing for these two sides, amassing 200+ appearances for both of them. The ex-England striker ran out more than 300 times for Arsenal during his eight-year spell at Highbury.

Paul Dickov began his career at Arsenal, rising through the club’s youth teams before making his senior debut in 1993. The forward struggled to cement a place in George Graham’s squad and he subsequently switched to Manchester City in 1996. Dickov signed for LCFC in February 2002 and he later rejoined the Foxes towards the end of his playing career.

After rising through the Arsenal Academy, Martin Keown made his first-team debut for the Gunners in November 1985. The central defender departed the club the following year but made a return to north London in 1993. Upon leaving Arsenal for a second time in 2004, Keown joined Leicester on a free transfer having played a total 449 times for Arsenal.

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