Leicester City vs Arsenal Tickets

You can expect nothing short of a thrilling atmosphere when the Gunners make the journey to the King Power Stadium for this fixture.

LCFC will always fancy themselves capable of beating the best teams in the land, and you can be there to see how they fare in this clash.

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Leicester City vs Arsenal Head-to-Head

It’s been more than 130 years since these teams shared a pitch for the first time, during the 1894/95 season of the Second Division. Their maiden clash in the top flight came in 1908, while their first battle in the FA Cup was contested in 1922.

Arsenal narrowly beat LCFC in the 1971 FA Cup quarter-finals on their way to sealing a League & Cup double that year.

In November 1994 the clubs met in the Premier League for the first time, with the home side earning a 2-1 victory in this fixture.

In more recent times, Leicester City defeated the Gunners three seasons on the bounce from 2017/18 through 2019/20. Jamie Vardy was on the scoresheet on all three occasions, including a brace in April 2019.

Arsenal returned the favour in each of the following three seasons, with Mikel Arteta going unbeaten on his first three league visits to the King Power Stadium.

Leicester City vs Arsenal Stats & Mutual Connections

No player has scored more times against Arsenal than Leicester hero Jamie Vardy. The ex-England striker netted no fewer than 11 goals at the expense of the Gunners, including two in a 3-0 win for the Foxes in April 2019.

There are also a number of players, past and present, who have represented both of these clubs. One such individual is Alan Smith who made more than 500 appearances combined for Leicester City & Arsenal.

Former Scotland forward Paul Dickov began his career at Arsenal, making his senior debut in 1993, though he struggled to cement a place in George Graham’s squad. Dickov signed for Leicester in February 2002, having spent six years at Manchester City, and he would later rejoin LCFC in the final years of his playing career.

Martin Keown is another who made his first-team debut for the Gunners (in November 1985) before parting ways with the north London outfit. Keown, however, returned to Arsenal in 1993 and he went on to rack up 449 appearances for the club before switching to Leicester City on a free transfer in 2004.

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