London football weekend: seven Premier League grounds

London has more Premier League clubs than any other city, and on many weekends several of them play at home. We list hospitality at the Emirates Stadium, the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Stamford Bridge, the London Stadium, Craven Cottage, Selhurst Park and the Gtech Community Stadium. All of them are reached by Underground, Overground or rail.

Getting to London from our 10 markets

• From the UAE: British Airways, Emirates and Royal Brunei Airlines from Dubai to London Heathrow, British Airways and Etihad Airways from Abu Dhabi to London Heathrow and Emirates from Dubai to London Gatwick.
• From Saudi Arabia: British Airways, Riyadh Air and Saudia from Riyadh to London Heathrow, Saudia from Jeddah to London Heathrow and Saudia from Jeddah to London Gatwick.
• From Qatar: British Airways and Qatar Airways from Doha to London Heathrow and Qatar Airways from Doha to London Gatwick.
• From the USA: American Airlines, British Airways, Delta Air Lines, JetBlue and Virgin Atlantic from New York JFK to London Heathrow.
• From Singapore: British Airways, Qantas and Singapore Airlines from Singapore to London Heathrow and Singapore Airlines from Singapore to London Gatwick.
• From Hong Kong: British Airways and Cathay Pacific from Hong Kong to London Heathrow.
• From Japan: All Nippon Airways, British Airways and Japan Airlines from Tokyo to London Heathrow.
• From South Korea: Asiana Airlines, Korean Air and Virgin Atlantic from Seoul Incheon to London Heathrow.
• From Norway: British Airways and Scandinavian Airlines from Oslo to London Heathrow and Norwegian Air Shuttle from Oslo to London Gatwick.
• From Mexico: Aeroméxico and British Airways from Mexico City to London Heathrow.

Non-stop routes as listed on Wikipedia’s airport pages (London Heathrow, London Gatwick) on 18 October 2026; seasonal-only routes are left out. Routes and schedules change, so check with the airline before you book.

From Heathrow, the Heathrow Express runs to Paddington and the Elizabeth line and Piccadilly line run across central London. From Gatwick, the Gatwick Express runs to Victoria and other trains run to London Bridge.

Getting to the grounds

Emirates Stadium: Arsenal station serves the north side of the ground via the Ken Friar Bridge and Highbury & Islington serves the south end. Holloway Road is entry-only before the match and exit-only afterwards, and Drayton Park is closed on matchdays.

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium: White Hart Lane station, on the London Overground from Liverpool Street, is about 200 m from the stadium; Northumberland Park is also close. Tottenham Hale and Seven Sisters are on the Victoria line, and the walk from Seven Sisters takes around 30 minutes.

Stamford Bridge: Fulham Broadway on the District line is the closest Underground station.

London Stadium: Stratford and Stratford International are the main stations, about 20 minutes on foot through Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Stratford is served by the Jubilee and Central lines, the DLR, the Elizabeth line and the Overground; Hackney Wick and Pudding Mill Lane are nearer but can close for large events.

Craven Cottage: Putney Bridge on the District line is the nearest Underground station. The usual route is the walk of roughly a mile through Bishops Park along the river.

Selhurst Park: Norwood Junction (about 13 minutes on foot), Selhurst (15 minutes) and Thornton Heath (19 minutes) are the three nearest stations.

Gtech Community Stadium: Kew Bridge station is right next to the stadium. Gunnersbury, on the District line and the Overground’s Mildmay line, is the nearest Transport for London station.

Areas to base yourself

These are the areas most visitors choose as a base for the weekend:

• King’s Cross, Islington and Highbury: north London, close to the Emirates; Tottenham is a short Overground ride from Liverpool Street.
• Kensington, Chelsea and Fulham: west London, on the District line for Stamford Bridge (Fulham Broadway) and Craven Cottage (Putney Bridge).
• Stratford: east London, beside Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and the London Stadium, with the Elizabeth line to central London and Heathrow.
• The West End and South Bank: central, with the widest choice, and the Tube to every ground.

London fixtures on sale this season (2026/27)

• Fulham v Crystal Palace – 28 October 2026, 19:45 local time · from £161 per person (plus 5% booking fee)
• Brentford v Nottingham Forest – 31 October 2026, 15:00 local time · from £207 per person (plus 5% booking fee)
• Chelsea v Manchester United – 31 October 2026, 12:30 local time · from £764 per person (plus 5% booking fee)
• Tottenham Hotspur v Crystal Palace – 31 October 2026, 17:30 local time · from £213 per person (plus 5% booking fee)

Plus 98 more: see the team pages below.

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