How to get tickets for Slavia Prague vs. Arsenal

Arsenal's fourth match of the League Phase of the Champions League will see them travel to the Czech Republic to face Slavia Prague on November 4.

The contest will be the Gunners' final continental game before the final international break of the calendar year, when plenty of Mikel Arteta's side will be away on duty for their respective countries.

After reaching the final of the Champions League last season, Arsenal are one of the favourites for glory in 2026-27, alongside Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona and Bayern Munich.

But to reach a point of possible success, the North Londoners must navigate their way through the League Phase, with a top-eight finish enough to guarantee a spot in the last 16.

Here, FootballGroundGuide explains how fans can purchase tickets for the Champions League clash between Slavia Prague and Arsenal in early November.

Tickets for Arsenal supporters

Arsenal announced on October 9 that the club have been supplied with an official away allocation of 1,044 for the Champions League match at Slavia Prague.

They also note that all tickets for this fixture must be collected in Prague, opposed to digital tickets that are commonplace in the Premier League and EFL, and that physical passports will be required to collect the tickets.

The two phases of sales for tickets are as follows:

• Phase 1: All Arsenal members with 60+ points – Monday October 12, 10am BST
• Phase 2: All Arsenal members with 55+ points – Tuesday October 13, 10am BST

Arsenal have confirmed that the ticket exchange programme is not being used for November's Champions League match in Prague.

Full away ticket details can be found here: https://www.arsenal.com/ticket-information/ticket-information-slavia-prague-v-arsenal-aKaFp3n9ZF5M

Tickets for Slavia Prague supporters

Some Slavia Prague supporters have already guaranteed their spots at this high-profile Champions League clash by purchasing the four-match package, securing tickets for all four League Phase fixtures at Fortuna Arena.

Season tickets holders who did not purchase the four-game package had the opportunity to buy tickets for the Arsenal match in a pre-sale which ran from Friday October 9 until Monday October 12.

General sale for tickets in the home sections begins on Thursday October 22, however, it is expected that supply will run out before then.

Full home ticket details can be found here: https://www.slavia.cz/eng/article/presale-for-match-against-arsenal-fc-from-october-9

Alternative routes to tickets

With an Arsenal membership plus 55 points required for a seat in the away end, and the home allocation unlikely to reach general sale, supporters may need alternative routes to tickets.

These are likely to fall into the hands of third-party resale sites, so make sure to check the credibility of any company before going ahead with purchases.