Brighton & Hove Albion will host Arsenal at the American Express Stadium on Saturday, September 19 at 3 pm, with 3,002 tickets allocated to away fans. The Seagulls finished 8th in the Premier League last season with 53 points (14W-11D-13L) and a +6 goal difference, while Arsenal led the table by 32 points. Arsenal supporters must use NFC digital passes for entry, sent by September 15, and ensure tickets are scanned at turnstiles to avoid loyalty point deductions.
How to get your Arsenal ticket for Brighton & Hove Albion
Arsenal’s 3,002-ticket allocation for the South Stand will be issued as NFC digital passes, sent to lead members by September 15. Supporters must add these to a mobile device before arrival. If tickets don’t arrive by September 17, contact Supporter Services. Under-13s must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over.
Key rules for Arsenal fans at the American Express Stadium
Arsenal monitors attendance via scanned tickets, not documentation like photos or receipts. Failure to scan a ticket risks losing away match loyalty points. Silver and Red Members can now earn away points for future priority access. The Away Ticket Exchange opens once the fixture sells out, with random ticket collections requiring photo ID.
What happens if your Arsenal ticket isn’t scanned?
If your ticket isn’t scanned, Arsenal won’t record your attendance, and the loyalty point for the match will be removed. Repeated issues may lead to further point deductions under the club’s 2026-2027 Away Match Ticket Terms. Supporters with collection issues should contact stewards or the ticket office before entering the ground.
