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Arsenal FC
Stadium
Emirates Stadium, London
60,704 seats
Coach
Mikel Arteta Amatriain
Founded
1886
Form (last 5)
LWWWW
👤 President
Josh Kroenke

Season Statistics

Premier LeagueSeason 2025
1
Position
38
MP
26
W
7
D
5
L
71
GF
27
GA
85
Pts

🏆
68%
Win rate
1.9
Goals / game
🛡️
0.7
Conceded / game
🧤
3/ 5
Clean sheets
Goal distribution
GF71
GA27
GD44
Form (last 5)
LWWWW(4W 0D 1L)
All competitions
CompetitionMPWDLGFGAPts
Premier League2025
382675712785
Champions League2025
880023424

Form (last 5)

Upcoming Fixtures

Standings

Premier League standings for the 2025/2026 season.

#TeamMPWDLGDPts
1QualificationArsenal FCArsenal FC382675+4485
2QualificationManchester City FCManchester City FC382396+4278
3QualificationManchester United FCManchester United FC3820117+1971
4QualificationAston Villa FCAston Villa FC3819811+765
5Liverpool FCLiverpool FC3817912+1060
6AFC BournemouthAFC Bournemouth3813187+457
Full Standings

Full Squad

Key Players

Recent Results

Trophies

🏆League Titles
×14
Last won: 2026
🏆FA Cup
×14
Last won: 2020
🏆League Cup
×2
Last won: 1993

History of Arsenal

Founding and Early Years

Arsenal Football Club was founded in 1886 by workers at the Royal Arsenal in Woolwich, southeast London, as Dial Square, before relocating to north London in 1913.

Club Evolution

The club has played its home matches at the Emirates Stadium since 2006, with a capacity of around 60,704, replacing the historic Highbury.

Great Managers

Herbert Chapman revolutionised the club in the 1930s, before Arsène Wenger managed the club for 22 seasons (1996-2018), notably leading it to the "Invincibles" title in 2003-04, won without a single defeat. Mikel Arteta returned the club to the summit, winning its first English league title since 2004, during the 2025-26 season.

Iconic Players

The club has been carried by figures such as Thierry Henry, its all-time top scorer, and more recently Bukayo Saka, a mainstay of the generation that returned Arsenal to the forefront of English and European football.

Major Achievements

Arsenal have won 14 English league titles, including the "Invincibles" 2003-04 season, along with a record 14 FA Cups, the most recent in 2020.

The Club Today

Presided over by Josh Kroenke and managed by Mikel Arteta, Arsenal returned to the summit of English football with their 2025-26 league title, driven by their historic rivalry with Tottenham in the North London derby.

Rivalries

Overall record

Based on the last 57 matches played

57
MP
40
W
10
D
7
L
115
GF
42
GA
29
Clean sheets
+73
GD
Home
27
MP
22
W
3
D
2
L
60
GF
14
GA
Away
30
MP
18
W
7
D
5
L
55
GF
28
GA
Biggest win
Leeds United FC🏠
50
Worst defeat
Paris Saint-Germain FC✈️
45

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Frequently asked questions

When is Arsenal FC's next match?+

Arsenal FC face Manchester City FC on 16 August 2026.

What is Arsenal FC's current standing?+

Arsenal FC are currently 1 in Premier League with 85 points.

When was Arsenal founded?+

Arsenal was founded in 1886.

What is Arsenal's home stadium?+

Arsenal play at the Emirates Stadium, with a capacity of around 60,704.

Who is Arsenal's current head coach?+

Mikel Arteta is Arsenal's head coach.

How many English league titles has Arsenal won?+

Arsenal have won the English league 14 times, most recently in 2026.

How many FA Cups has Arsenal won?+

Arsenal have won the FA Cup 14 times, a record, most recently in 2020.

Which league does Arsenal play in?+

Arsenal play in the Premier League, England's top football division.

Who is Arsenal's all-time top scorer?+

Thierry Henry is the club's all-time top scorer, with 228 goals.

Who is Arsenal's historic rival?+

Tottenham is Arsenal's historic rival, in the North London derby.