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Football in London
London is the only city in the world to host six current top-flight football clubs simultaneously: Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham Hotspur, West Ham United, Crystal Palace and Fulham. Add Brentford in the Premier League, Queens Park Rangers and Millwall in the Championship, and the city's combined matchday capacity exceeds 400,000 across roughly 15 senior grounds. Wembley Stadium. The second-largest football ground in Europe at 90,000, hosts the FA Cup final, the EFL Cup final, the Community Shield, and England senior team home fixtures. The North London derby (Arsenal vs Tottenham), the West London derby (Chelsea vs Fulham), and the cross-river derby (Chelsea vs West Ham) are matchday highlights of the Premier League calendar. London's transport network is among the densest in Europe. Every major football ground sits within 10 minutes of a Tube, National Rail or Overground station, making weekend matchday travel between grounds a credible itinerary for visiting fans.
Clubs in London · 7 senior clubs
London football clubs
Arsenal
Founded 1886
Premier League · Emirates Stadium
Capacity 60,704
Tickets →Chelsea
Founded 1905
Premier League · Stamford Bridge
Capacity 40,173
Tickets →Tottenham Hotspur
Founded 1882
Premier League · Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Capacity 62,850
Tickets →West Ham United
Founded 1895
Premier League · London Stadium
Capacity 62,500
Tickets →Crystal Palace
Founded 1905
Premier League · Selhurst Park
Capacity 25,486
Tickets →Fulham
Founded 1879
Premier League · Craven Cottage
Capacity 28,819
Tickets →Brentford
Founded 1889
Premier League · Gtech Community Stadium
Capacity 17,250
Tickets →Beyond the football
Music & live events in London
Londonis one of the world's busiest live-event cities — concerts and tours, festivals, and big-ticket sport beyond football all pass through its arenas and stadiums. Browse what's on, all backed by the 100% Buyer Guarantee.
Local rivalries
London derbies
North London Derby
Arsenal vs Tottenham Hotspur, among the most-watched derbies in world football, contested twice each Premier League season plus periodic cup ties.
West London Derby
Chelsea vs Fulham. Separated by less than two miles along the King's Road. Local pubs, packed Tube trains, end-to-end matchday atmosphere.
Cross-River Derby
Chelsea vs West Ham. Historic rivalry separating West London from the East End. Traditionally one of the more physical Premier League fixtures.
South London Derby
Crystal Palace vs Millwall. When both sides have been in the same division. Crystal Palace's local rivalry runs deeper with Brighton.
Getting to London grounds
Transit
Every major London football ground is reachable on the Tube, National Rail or Overground. Arsenal's Emirates is on the Piccadilly line (Arsenal station, 5-minute walk). Chelsea's Stamford Bridge is on the District line (Fulham Broadway). The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium uses Tottenham Hale or White Hart Lane (Overground). West Ham's London Stadium connects via Stratford (Jubilee, Central, Elizabeth, Overground, DLR. One of London's busiest interchanges). Crystal Palace's Selhurst Park uses Selhurst, Norwood Junction or Thornton Heath. On a typical Premier League Saturday, multiple London grounds host matches simultaneously — TfL adds matchday service capacity on relevant lines.
Match-day tips
On a London match-day
London matchday queues at security can run 30-45 minutes pre-kick-off. Arrive 75-90 minutes early for high-demand fixtures, most London grounds enforce a strict A4 bag policy and require photo ID for tickets sold on the secondary market. Pre-match pubs cluster within 5-10 minutes of every ground; Arsenal's Tollington and the Twelve Pins, Chelsea's Lillie Langtry, Tottenham's The Bricklayers Arms, and Crystal Palace's Glaziers Arms are among the most-frequented. Concessions are universally cashless. Allow 30-45 minutes for the crowd to clear after the final whistle before joining Tube queues.
When to visit
London football season
Premier League season runs August through May. London's most atmospheric matchday months are October-March. Colder weather, floodlit kick-offs, and condensed fixture lists with European nights mid-week. Cup-final Saturdays in May draw additional traffic to Wembley.
Notable facts
Things to know about London football
- 01London has hosted six European Cup / Champions League finals at Wembley (1963, 1968, 1971, 1978, 1992, 2011, 2024).
- 02Arsenal's Emirates Stadium was the first major UK ground to fully replace floodlight pylons with roof-integrated lighting (2006).
- 03The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium opened in 2019 with a fully retractable football pitch revealing an NFL artificial surface beneath, the first ground in Europe to host both codes on dedicated surfaces.
- 04Crystal Palace's Selhurst Park is the only Premier League ground to host club matches in three different decades' kits without major rebuild.
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FAQ
London football tickets — frequently asked
How many football clubs are in London?
London hosts six current Premier League clubs (Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham, West Ham, Crystal Palace, Fulham), plus Brentford, and Championship sides QPR and Millwall. Making it the only city in the world with that many top-flight clubs simultaneously. London's combined senior football matchday capacity exceeds 400,000.
What is the biggest football stadium in London?
Wembley Stadium (90,000) is the largest football ground in London and the second-largest in Europe behind Camp Nou, the largest Premier League ground in London is the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (62,850), followed by London Stadium (62,500), Emirates (60,704) and Stamford Bridge (40,173).
Which is the most famous London football derby?
The North London derby (Arsenal vs Tottenham) is the most-watched London derby globally. Contested twice each Premier League season plus periodic cup meetings. The West London derby (Chelsea vs Fulham) and South London derby (Crystal Palace vs Millwall, when both are in the same division) are also significant local fixtures.
How do I travel between London football grounds?
All major London football grounds are within 10 minutes' walk of a Tube, Overground or National Rail station. Multi-ground itineraries on a single matchday are common for visiting fans. TfL adds matchday capacity on relevant lines; the Piccadilly (Arsenal), District (Chelsea, Fulham), Jubilee/Central (West Ham), and Overground (Tottenham) cover most fixtures.