Arsenal supporters are known for their passion, and one of the most notable ways they show this at the Emirates Stadium is through tifos and pre-match displays.
These visually stunning banners and crowd choreographies often set the tone before kick‑off and have become a memorable part of the pre-match routine in north London.
Iconic North London Derby Tifo vs Tottenham Hotspur
One of the standout tifos in recent seasons came ahead of a North London Derby against Tottenham Hotspur back in November 2025.
Gunners’ fan groups unveiled a giant banner on the iconic North Bank, which featured legendary Arsenal figures, including Thierry Henry and Tony Adams, as well as current stars such as Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard.
Sol Campbell’s image was placed prominently at the top, which was undoubtedly a deliberate nod to his controversial switch from Spurs to Arsenal and a cheeky message to the visitors.
It was so striking that even Henry couldn't help but post the image to his own social media, also thanking the Gunners' faithful for such a display.
“What a tifo! Thank you Gooners!” he wrote.
Arsenal Icon Tributes and Other Emotional Banners
Not all Emirates tifos are about rivalry. Arsenal fans have also often used banners to pay tribute to figures connected with the club.
During the 2024/25 season, supporters unveiled a heartfelt “RIP Daniel Anjorin” banner as the entire stadium joined in applause for the young fan who tragically passed away, demonstrating the unity and respect within the fanbase.
There have also been multiple tributes to club legends, such as Kevin Campbell, in recent years.
Back in December 2024, banners that honoured his contribution to the club appeared in the stands as the players walked out against another one of his former clubs, Everton.
FGG Verdict: Emirates Stadium Tifos Worth Seeing
Whether showcasing club legends, sending a message to their arch-rivals, or honouring members of the Arsenal community, the tifos and fan displays at the Emirates Stadium have become a powerful part of the football experience and, for many fans, a new highlight of matchdays at the Emirates Stadium.