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Football Matches in London

London is only workable as a football trip if you plan around the specific venue. Official pages keep Arsenal at Emirates Stadium in N7, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in N17, Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in SW6, Fulham at Craven Cottage also in SW6, Brentford at Gtech Community Stadium in TW8, Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park in Selhurst, and West Ham at London Stadium in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Wembley is a separate national stadium with its own visit planning. MatchVisit therefore ties travel and stadium guidance to the documented place, not to an invented metropolitan area.

London at a glance

The fixed London travel scope includes only the London club labels documented in the catalog and the explicitly assigned stadium places Brentford, Fulham and Selhurst. Other places are not added through an unrestricted substring search.

Published D1 data snapshot
2026-09-06T07:10:24Z
Clubs
6
Stadiums
6

Catalogued men's top-flight clubs

Documented stadiums

Upcoming matches with confirmed stadium

This published data snapshot contains no upcoming matches with fixture-level confirmed stadium assignments.

Selected match pages

These pages are separate from the D1 snapshot. Each page gives the date and ticket route only when a checked match source states them.

Plan a visit in the city

First settle the club, the date and the venue named on the club or stadium page. Then use Transport for London's journey planner. It supports public transport, cycling and walking, including step-free options. Recheck that stadium's own arrival notes, because stations, road closures and tour operations differ from matchday to matchday. A stadium tour is not a match ticket.

What to distinguish in this travel scope

Getting around with TfL

Transport for London's official journey planner lets you set origin, destination and time. You can choose public transport, cycling or walking. Access options include step-free to platform only and full step-free access.

Source: Transport for London: Plan a journey

Emirates Stadium

Arsenal gives the address as Emirates Stadium, London, N7 7AJ. The nearest Tube station is Arsenal on the Piccadilly line, about a three-minute walk, without step-free access from platform to exit. Finsbury Park is about a 10-minute walk, wheelchair accessible and often the quieter wheelchair route. On matchdays Holloway Road is exit-only before the match and closed for up to two hours afterwards, with pre-match eastbound trains non-stopping. Drayton Park is closed on matchdays. Plan the route in the TfL journey planner.

Source: Arsenal: Get to Emirates Stadium

Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

The four stations serving Tottenham Hotspur Stadium provide London Underground, London Overground and Greater Anglia. They are White Hart Lane, Northumberland Park, Tottenham Hale and Seven Sisters. TfL buses and event-day shuttle buses are also listed. If you take the Overground to White Hart Lane, the club advises boarding at Liverpool Street. Driving is not advised because of a Controlled Parking Zone and road closures before, during and after a match. A stadium tour is not a match ticket.

Source: Tottenham Hotspur: Getting to the Stadium

Stamford Bridge

Chelsea describes Stamford Bridge as the most central of the London football stadiums. The nearest Tube station is Fulham Broadway on the District line, with lift access and wheelchair access. West Brompton and Imperial Wharf are about a 15-minute walk. Buses 14 and 211 stop on Fulham Road. The club advises against driving on matchdays and points visitors to Transport for London's journey planner.

Source: Chelsea FC: Getting to Stamford Bridge

London Stadium

West Ham places London Stadium in the south of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Five stations serve the area. The club asks visitors to consider alternatives to the busiest pair, Stratford and Stratford International. From Stratford, the most direct routes are via Bridge 1 next to the London Aquatic Centre or Bridge 5 next to the ArcelorMittal Orbit. Public car parking at the stadium is not provided, because it is treated as a public-transport destination. For accessible travel, the club points to its Access Statement.

Source: West Ham United: Visiting London Stadium

Selhurst Park

Crystal Palace places Selhurst Park in Selhurst, about a 10-15 minute walk from Selhurst, Thornton Heath and Norwood Junction. Crystal Palace station is two miles from the ground and is not advised. Southern trains from London Victoria run directly to Selhurst. The postcode is SE25 6PU. Visiting supporters sit in the corner of the Arthur Wait Stand next to the Whitehorse Lane end. Several residential streets around the stadium are for permit holders only.

Source: Crystal Palace: Guide to visiting Selhurst Park

Craven Cottage

Fulham names Putney Bridge as the closest Underground station, about a 10 to 20 minute walk. Despite the name, Fulham Broadway is not the closest station to the Cottage. Parson's Green, also on the District line, is slightly closer than Fulham Broadway. The club says there is no car parking at the stadium or in the immediate surrounding area. Bicycle storage is in Bishops Park, just behind the Putney End.

Source: Fulham FC: Travelling to Craven Cottage

Gtech Community Stadium

Brentford gives the address as Gtech Community Stadium, Lionel Road South, Brentford, TW8 0RU. The club asks visitors to walk, cycle or use public transport. There are more than 300 cycle parking spaces in the north-west and east corners of the stadium. Eight stations sit within a 20-minute walk. The nearest station is Kew Bridge, which is not step-free. Gunnersbury is the nearest District line and Overground station. General admission opens 90 minutes before kick-off.

Source: Brentford FC: Travel to the stadium

Wembley Stadium

Wembley's official getting-there page names three stations. Wembley Park is on the Metropolitan and Jubilee lines, two stops from Baker Street. Wembley Stadium station is one stop from London Marylebone on Chiltern. Wembley Central is on the Bakerloo and Overground. Step-free access and low-level ticket machines are provided at all three stations. Wembley Central is step-free from street to platform, but not from platform to train. The stadium tour is a visit through the sports and music venue, not a London club match ticket. For your date, check Wembley's event pages rather than a Premier League club home.

Source: Wembley Stadium: Getting to Wembley

Editorial sources

The editorial notes were checked on 2026-09-06. Club, stadium and fixture data comes exclusively from the published D1 snapshot named above.

Club and stadium data sources