Arsenal vs Brentford: Matchday Travel Guide
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Brentford takes on Arsenal in the Premier League at Emirates Stadium on wednesday evening (7.30pm kick-off GMT). The match will be broadcast live on Sky Sports.
Digital tickets are in use for this matchday, and you will receive an email with instructions on how to download yours.
If you are heading to the Emirates on Wednesday, here is everything you need to know to ensure you are ready for your visit.
Travelling to Emirates Stadium
Emirates Stadium is well connected by train and bus from central London, with multiple stations a short walk from the stadium.
We advise against travelling by car due to residential parking restrictions and matchday road closures in the surrounding areas. Facts on accessible parking is in the accessibility section below.
By train – TfL and national rail
The stadium is served by five stations on matchdays, all within a 15-minute walk of the ground:
- Finsbury Park (Victoria line, Piccadilly Line, Great Northern Rail, Thameslink)
- Highbury & Islington (Victoria line, Overground, Great Northern Rail)
- Caledonian Road, Arsenal and Holloway Road (all on the Piccadilly line)
Please note that Holloway Road station will be exit-only before and after the match, with pre-match eastbound trains not stopping. Drayton park station is closed on matchdays.
Arsenal and Holloway Road stations are not accessible by wheelchair. The Victoria line at Highbury & Islington station has no step-free access.
There is no planned rail strike on matchday. Please use the Transport for London journey planner to check your route before setting off.
By bus
Bus services pass the stadium on all sides. The main bus stops are located on Holloway Road, Nag’s Head, Seven Sisters Road, Blackstock Road, and Highbury Corner.
Services to these stops will take you within five to 10 minutes’ walk from the ground, and routes cover much of north and central London.
See a map of bus routes around the Emirates here.
By bike
Cycle highways C50 and C38 will take you near the Emirates. Use TfL’s cycle highways map to plot your route.
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