Arsenal could secure the Premier League title in their final game at the Emirates on May 18 and fans can book last-minute tickets for the match.
Arsenal have moved one step closer to their first Premier League title in 22 years following a dramatic 1-0 win at West Ham. The result means the Gunners could secure the title as early as Monday, May 18, when they host Burnley in their final home fixture of the season, and fans can still book tickets for the game.
Arsenal are once again five points clear of Man City before the Blues play their game in hand against Crystal Palace on Wednesday, May 13. Should Pep Guardiola’s side drop points in this game and Arsenal beat Burnley then the Gunners will go at least seven points clear, while City will only have six points left to play for.
However, anything could happen in these final games, and there’s still a chance the title race will go to the final day. But for Arsenal fans yet to secure a seat at the Burnley game for what could be a historic day for the club, official match tickets are still up for grabs when booking a VIP and hospitality package through Seat Unique.
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Given the magnitude of the game, prices are understandably higher than regular tickets, but they can fluctuate day by day. At the time of writing, the most affordable option is the Cannon Club package at £2,749 per person, but fewer than five are still available.
This provides a ‘premium’ padded seat in one of 12 blocks between the corner flags in the Clock End’s Club Level, as well as complimentary vouchers to spend on four drinks and one food item in the hospitality area. This is accessible from two-and-a-half hours before kick-off and one hour after the game, with fans also served a complimentary half-time drink of beer, wine, soft drinks, tea or coffee.
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Seat Unique provides hospitality packages for Arsenal’s final home game against Burnley on May 18, where the Gunners could secure their first league title in 22 years. As well as ‘premium’ seats at the Emirates, these tickets also provide a range complimentary food and drink options.
Also included is a £5 voucher to spend on merchandise at the Emirates club shop and official kiosks, plus the option to book a tour of the Arsenal museum and stadium at no extra cost. A caveat here is that stadium tours can only be booked for non-matchdays.
The same benefits are included in the slightly more expensive Cannon Club Level package at £2,759 per person. The key difference is that these seats are located in blocks B70-72 or B77 in the Clock End’s Club Level.
Arsenal also offers a range of its own hospitality packages, but several of these are already sold out. Of those still available, prices start at £2,295 per person for the Club 1886 package.
As well as ‘premium’ seats behind the goal or corner section, this provides private lounge access with a three-course buffet and inclusive drinks, plus access to the Dial Square gallery. Fans can also book a shared Executive Box from £2,795 per person, which includes the opportunity to chat with an Arsenal legend and enjoy champagne on arrival and pre-match dining before watching the game from stellar seats directly outside the box.
Prices jump to an eye-watering £100,000 for a private Executive Box N7 that can be shared between eight to 12 people and also includes a complimentary Arsenal shirt. For fans preferring to watch the game at home, Arsenal vs Burnley will kick off at 8pm on Monday, live on Sky Sports.
