Arsenal are set to start their 2018-19 premier league campaign with the opening match against champions Manchester City on Sunday, 12 August 2018 at Emirates. Arsenal will play another two games in August against Chelsea (18th August) and West Ham (25 August) followed by Cardiff City game on 02 September 2018. Arsenal’s Europa League campaign begins midway through September.
Arsenal take on Watford in the Premier League game on Saturday, 29th September 2018 at Emirates Stadium in what should be a cracking game of football. The match will be a 3 pm kickoff which means no TV coverage in the UK. But international viewers can watch the game live on usual tv networks.
On this page you will find live links of all Arsenal matches in 2018-19 season starting with the pre-season friendly games. Arsenal failed to qualify for Champions League in second season in a row and will be playing Thursday night football in Europa League this season.
Arsenal vs Atletico Madrid (Friendly)
Date: Thursday, 26 July 2018 – Time: TBA
Venue: Singapore National Stadium
TV Channels: ArsenalTV (UK)
Arsenal vs PSG (Friendly)
Date: Saturday, 28 July 2018 – Time: TBA
Venue: Singapore National Stadium
TV Channels: ArsenalTV (UK)
Arsenal vs Chelsea (Friendly)
Date: Tuesday, 30 January 2018 – Time: 20:00 uk time
Venue: Friends Arena, Stockholm
TV Channels: ArsenalTV & ChelseaTV
Arsenal vs Manchester City (Premier League)
Date: Sunday, 12 August 018 – Time: 16:00 uk time
Venue: Emirates Stadium, London
TV Channels: SkySports (UK), NBC (US)
Arsenal vs Chelsea (Premier League)
Date: Saturday, 18 August 2018 – Time: 17:30 uk time
Venue: Stamford Bridge, London
TV Channels: BT Sports (UK), NBC (US)
Arsenal vs West Ham (Premier League)
Date: Saturday, 25 August – Time: 15:00 uk time
Venue: Emirates Stadium, London
TV Channels: No tv coverage in UK, NBCSN (US)
Arsenal vs Cardiff City (Premier League)
Date: Sunday, 02 September 2018 – Time: 13:30 uk time
Venue: Cardiff, Wales
TV Channels: SkySports (UK), NBCSN (US)
Below is the entire schedule of Arsenal for the upcoming season including premier league, champions league and all the other cup competitions. We will be updating the dates/times closer to the matches dates.
| DATE | MATCHES | UK TIME | VENUE |
| 12 August | vs Manchester City | 16:00 | Emirates Stadium |
| 18 August | vs Chelsea | 17:30 | Stamford Bridge |
| 25 August | vs West Ham | 15:00 | Emirates Stadium |
| 02 September | vs Cardiff | 13:30 | Cardiff, Wales |
| 15 September | vs Newcastle United | 15:00 | St James Park |
| 20 September | vs Europa League (Match Day 1) | 20:05 | TBA |
| 23 September | vs Everton | 16:00 | Emirates Stadium |
| 29 September | vs Watford | TBA | Emirates Stadium |
| 04 October | vs Europa League (Match Day 2) | TBA | TBA |
| 06 October | vs Fulham | TBA | Craven Cottage |
| 20 October | vs Leicester City | TBA | Emirates Stadium |
| 25 October | vs Europa League (Match Day 3) | TBA | TBA |
| 27 October | vs Crystal Palace | TBA | Selhurst Park |
| 03 November | vs Liverpool | TBA | Emirates |
| 08 November | vs Europa League (Match Day 4) | TBA | TBA |
| 10 November | vs Wolverhampton | TBA | Emirates |
| 24 November | vs AFC Bournemouth | TBA | Dean Court |
| 29 November | vs Europa League (Match Day 5) | TBA | TBA |
| 01 December | vs Tottenham | TBA | Emirates |
| 04 December | vs Manchester United | TBA | Old Trafford |
| 08 December | vs Huddersfield Town | TBA | Emirates |
| 13 December | vs Europa League (Match Day 6) | TBA | TBA |
| 15 December | vs Southampton | TBA | St Mary’s Stadium |
| 22 December | vs Burnley FC | TBA | Emirates |
| 26 December | vs Brighton & Hove Albion | TBA | Falmer Stadium |
| 29 December | vs Liverpool | TBA | Anfield, Liverpool |
| 01 January | vs Fulham | TBA | Emirates |
| 12 January | vs West Ham United | TBA | London Stadium |
| 19 January | vs Chelsea | TBA | Emirates |
| 29 January | vs Cardiff City | TBA | Emirates |
| 02 February | vs Manchester City | TBA | Etihad Stadium |
Short Preview: Many believe that this will be the last season for Arsene Wenger as Arsenal manager as he go into his last year of the current contract. They have a solid squad with the inclusion of Granit Xhaka and all they need to do is keep the main players injury free to have a good shot at the title race. Regardless how Arsenal finish this season, they might part company with Wenger who would love to go out as the premier league medal.
Arsenal’s Champions League campaign begins in mid September and this is one competition where Wenger has failed miserably over the past decade. I expect them to put up a good showing this year but premier league quality has improved overall and it will be more difficult to win the title or even to remain in title race with so many contenders.