Arsenal Next 5 Fixtures: Schedule After Everton Win

He Arsenal took a key 1-0 victory against Everton on a cold December afternoon, in a tight and tense match. From the start, the Gunners dominated possession and the midfield, although without creating too many clear chances. The match remained even until a handball by Jake O’Brien, reviewed by the VAR, led to the play that made the difference.

Viktor Gyökeres converted the penalty with power and secured the visitor’s victory. After the goal, Everton tried to react, but ran into a solid and well-organized defense. Arsenal even came close to extending the lead, confirming a victory that keeps them at the top of the table. Check now the calendar and the next matches that Arsenal will have.

ARSENAL’S NEXT 5 GAMES

Arsenal vs Crystal Palace, League Cup quarter-finals

Crystal Palace FC v KuPS Kuopio – UEFA Conference League 2025/26 League Phase MD6 | Steve Bardens – AMA/GettyImages

The leaders will receive an irregular team that dreams of fighting to get into Europe and although today it has many teams in the middle, it is two points away from that privileged zone.

  • 12/23/25: Arsenal vs Crystal Palace – League Cup quarter-finals (3:00 p.m. USA, 2:00 p.m. MEX, 9:00 p.m. ESP)

Arsenal vs Brighton, day 18 of the First League

Hugo Ekitike

Liverpool v Brighton & Hove Albion – Premier League | Liverpool FC/GettyImages

Those led by Fabian Hürzeler will be the penultimate game of 2025 for Arteta’s team. They are fighting to qualify for a European Cup for next season, so they are a rival to fear, beyond the good performance of the Gunners.

  • 27/12/25: Arsenal vs Brighton – Premier League (10:00 USA, 9:00 MEX, 16:00 ESP)

Aston Villa vs Arsenal, day 19 of the First League

West Ham United v Aston Villa - Premier League

West Ham United v Aston Villa – Premier League | MB MEDIA/GETTYIMAGES

The last game of 2025 could not be of greater risk: facing third (at least currently) and with the possibility of snatching the lead, since only 3 points of difference separate them. Unai Emery’s men are the revelation of the season and closely follow City and the London leader.

  • 30/12/25: Aston Villa vs Arsenal – Premier League (15:15 USA, 14:15 MEX, 21:15 ESP)

Bournemouth vs Arsenal, day 20 of the First League

Antoine Semenyo

Bournemouth v Chelsea – Premier League | Robin Jones – AFC Bournemouth/GettyImages

With an irregular campaign, he has not finished defining where he will fight for the remainder of the season: he is far from the international cup zones as well as from relegation and the current leader of the Premier League wants to take advantage of that.

  • 3/1/26: Bournemouth vs Arsenal – Premier League (10:00 USA, 9:00 MEX, 16:00 ESP)

Arsenal vs Liverpool, matchday 21 of the Premier League

Liverpool v Arsenal - Premier League

Liverpool v Arsenal – Premier League | Gaspafotos/MB Media/GettyImages

Arteta’s team will go for revenge against Arne Slot’s team. There have been two defeats so far in the Premier, and the first was precisely against the Reds. The Gunners want to deepen Liverpool’s crisis and definitively remove them from the fight for the title

  • 8/1/26: Arsenal vs Liverpool – Premier League (15:00 USA, 14:00 MEX, 21:00 ESP)

Rival

Date

Time

TV

Competition

Crystal Palace

December 23

15:00 USA
14:00 MEX 21:00 ESP

USA: Paramount+
MX: –
ESP: –

League Cup

Brighton

December 27

10:00 USA
9:00 MEX
16:00 ESP

USA: Telemundo
MX: Hot TV
ESP: DAZN

Premier League

Aston Villa

December 30

15:15 USA 14:15 MEX 21:15 ESP

USA: Telemundo
MX: Hot TV
ESP: DAZN

Premier League

Bournemouth

January 3

10:00 USA
9:00 MEX
16:00 ESP

USA: Telemundo
MX: Hot TV
ESP: DAZN

Premier League

Liverpool

January 8

15:00 USA 14:00 MEX 21:00 ESP

USA: Telemundo
MX: Hot TV
ESP: DAZN

Premier League


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Marcus Cole

Marcus Cole is a senior football analyst at Archysport with over a decade of experience covering the NFL, college football, and international football leagues. A former NCAA Division I player turned journalist, Marcus brings an insider's understanding of the game to every breakdown. His work focuses on tactical analysis, draft evaluations, and in-depth game previews. When he's not breaking down film, Marcus covers the intersection of football culture and the communities it shapes across America.

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