The Emirates will become the main home for Arsenal Women next season with the stadium set to host 11 matches across the campaign.
The Gunners will play eight Women’s Super League fixtures at their 60,000-seater stadium with the potential for a further three fixtures should they reach the group stage of the Champions League.
There could also be the chance for further matches if Jonas Eidevall’s side progress to the knockout rounds in Europe.
Remaining games, including all women’s domestic cup fixtures, will be played at Meadow Park, the home of Boreham Wood FC.
‘We have a special connection with our supporters, who have shown up in huge numbers and pushed us forward every step of the way,’ Arsenal boss Jonas Eidevall said.
The Emirates will become the main home for Arsenal Women next season
The 60,000-seater capacity stadium is set to host 11 matches across the campaign
Emirates will host eight Women’s Super League games and a potential three European ties
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‘To everyone who has followed us so far, thank you. You have played a key part in our progress and growth, helping us write this story.
‘Next season, Emirates Stadium becomes our main home and we’re all excited to play in front of bigger crowds every week. We can’t wait to see you all there.’
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Arsenal hosted six WSL matches at the Emirates this season with an average crowd of 52,029, which included two sell-outs and three WSL attendance records.
The club has had an average crowd of 32,618 for the 2023-2024 season so far, across both home venues, including sell-outs of every fixture at Meadow Park.
Vinai Venkatesham, Arsenal’s Chief Executive, said: ‘For almost four decades, we’ve been at the forefront of the women’s game. We’ve recently seen extraordinary growth in supporters coming to Emirates Stadium for games held here, which include two complete sell-outs this season.
‘The next step in our journey is to make Emirates Stadium our main home for Arsenal Women. We’re looking forward to giving more supporters the chance to watch our women’s team play.
Arsenal hosted six WSL matches at the Emirates this season with an average crowd of 52,029
‘This is part of a collective drive across the club to take the women’s game forward and support sustainable growth of the game so it can thrive in the long term.’
Sporting Director, Edu Gaspar, added: ‘There’s great passion for our women’s team right across our club. We are one club, with a vision to win major trophies across our men’s and women’s teams. This move supports this ambition and we can’t wait to continue this amazing journey with our supporters.’