Football in London this weekend
No football is on in London this weekend, but 62 matches are scheduled in the coming days, across 32 grounds.
All upcoming matches
The Cherry Red Records Stadium
Hayes Lane
The Hive Stadium
Champion Hill
J Hearnden Skip Hire Community Stadium
Rectory Meadow
The Maurice Rebak Stadium
Honeycroft
Grosvenor Vale
The Den
Victoria Road
Emirates Stadium
Stamford Bridge
Brisbane Road
London Stadium
Loftus Road
The Valley
The Cherry Red Records Stadium
Hayes Lane
The Hive Stadium
Victoria Road
Beveree Stadium
Kingsmeadow, Kingston upon Thames
Crystal Palace Training Ground
Hornchurch Stadium
Grosvenor Vale
Dave Bryant Stadium
The Cherry Red Records Stadium
The Powerday Stadium
Stamford Bridge
Craven Cottage
Emirates Stadium
Hayes Lane
Gander Green Lane
The Valley
Stamford Bridge
Gtech Community Stadium
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
London Stadium
The Den
Brisbane Road
Grosvenor Vale
Rectory Meadow
J Hearnden Skip Hire Community Stadium
Honeycroft
The Hive Stadium
Little Heath Sports Ground
Motspur Park
Clubs and grounds in London
Every club we hold a fixture for in London, and where they play.
| Club | League | Ground | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| ArsenalEmirates Stadium | Premier League | Emirates Stadium | $183 |
| ChelseaStamford Bridge | Premier League | Stamford Bridge | $178 |
| BrentfordGtech Community Stadium | Premier League | Gtech Community Stadium | $64 |
| TottenhamTottenham Hotspur Stadium | Premier League | Tottenham Hotspur Stadium | $73 |
| Crystal PalaceSelhurst Park | Premier League | Selhurst Park | $103 |
| FulhamCraven Cottage | Premier League | Craven Cottage | $59 |
| West HamLondon Stadium | Championship | London Stadium | $34 |
| MillwallThe Den | Championship | The Den | $33 |
| QPRLoftus Road | Championship | Loftus Road | $67 |
| CharltonThe Valley | Championship | The Valley | $56 |
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Getting to the grounds
29 grounds are reachable from the centre in 53 minutes or less.
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Going to a match in London
Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur's meetings have been called the North London Derby for more than a century, while Chelsea, Fulham, Brentford and Queens Park Rangers sit close enough across west London that their own fixture has no single settled name. Wembley Stadium, the country's national ground, stands in the city too, owned by the Football Association rather than by any one club.
Tickets for the bigger clubs sell through official channels first and appear on resale later, so prices move week to week — we track both and show the cheapest available seat per fixture. Smaller grounds usually stay on general sale right up to kickoff.
Every ground in London
Common questions
How many football clubs and grounds are in London?
We hold 92 clubs and 0 grounds in London.
How do I get tickets for Arsenal's home matches at Emirates Stadium?
Arsenal's own members and season-ticket holders get first access before any tickets reach general sale, and on non-matchdays the stadium runs a self-guided Arsenal Museum and stadium tour through the players' tunnel and dressing rooms.
When is the North London Derby played this season?
The 2026/27 fixture list sends Arsenal to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on 5 December 2026, with the return leg at the Emirates in May 2027.
Does any club actually play its home matches at Wembley Stadium?
No club calls it home — Wembley is owned by the Football Association, and it is used for England internationals, domestic cup finals and occasional one-off fixtures rather than as anyone's regular ground.
Why are there several different 'West London Derbies'?
Chelsea, Fulham, Brentford and Queens Park Rangers are all based within a few miles of each other, so the fixture is contested between several different pairs of clubs rather than naming one fixed rivalry the way Arsenal–Tottenham does in north London.























